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Gunmen kidnap Chief Imam of Uromi in Edo
The incident occurred at about 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Angle 90 area of Uromi, in Esan North-East Local…
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Burna Boy’s “Change Your Mind,” featuring Shaboozey: A summer hit?, By Yusuf Bangura
Burna Boy’s constant quest for experimentation explains why his music doesn’t fit neatly into the standard afrobeats category. He fuses…
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No casualty recorded in Air Peace’s Port Harcourt runway incident — FAAN
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the incident occurred on Sunday morning. The post No casualty recorded in…
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Three arrested over Taraba farmer’s murder – Official
Adamu Sale was killed on his farm in Gidan Kye, Sarkin Kudu. The post Three arrested over Taraba farmer’s murder…
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Canada overpowers Nigeria in FIBA U-19 Women’s World Cup
The result exposed the gap in experience and preparation between the two teams. The post Canada overpowers Nigeria in FIBA…
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Bart Nnaji: An alchemist at 69, By C Don Adinuba
Nnaji represents not so much contrasts as a tapestry. It was once widely thought that excellent sports people wouldn’t do…
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Kogi uncovers kidnappers’ supply networks
Kingsley Fanwo, the state’s Commissioner for Information and Communications, said security forces uncovered the networks during raids in the Kabba/Bunu,…
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Tunde Kelani’s ‘Cordelia’, Kemi Adetiba’s, ‘To Kill a Monkey’, other anticipated films this July
On 18 July alone, a record five movies will enter cinemas nationwide, a feat only imagined a few years back.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: From “Kabiyesi” to “Empty Chairs”, Burna Boy unveils every layer on ‘No Sign of Weakness’
Abstract: The 16-track album, with soul, ego, and sonic experimentation, offers a meditative look at fame, identity, and resilience, marking…
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The NIPSS question: Premier think tank or adult reformatory?, By Ozumi Abdul
To restore the credibility and relevance of NIPSS, reforms are urgently needed. First, the Institute must re-establish itself as a…
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