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Charlie Kirk Shot Dead At Campus Event In Utah
US right-wing activist Charlie Kirk has died after being shot at a university in Utah. The US authorities said they…
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In Akwa Ibom, pregnant women, babies die due to poorly-equipped PHCs while govt wastes billions
Akwa Ibom State has one of the lowest percentages (38.6 per cent) of live births delivered in a health facility…
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Police arrest fake army colonel in Ondo
The police said the fake army officer defrauded two women of N1.3 million. The post Police arrest fake army colonel…
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NCAA warns airlines about unruly passengers, outlines reforms
“Pilots must not fly until unruly passengers are removed or the issue is resolved — no passenger has the right…
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INEC recognises David Mark, Aregbesola as ADC chairperson, secretary
The Atiku Abubakar-led opposition coalition had adopted the ADC to challenge President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 election. The post…
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Katsina govt approves strategic media, education, infrastructure, asset management projects
The approvals were made during the 13th regular Council meeting held on Wednesday, chaired by Governor Radda. The post Katsina…
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Authorities demolish structures at River Park Estate in Abuja
The River Park Estate is one of the most expansive and best developed housing developments in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. The…
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African experts push for stronger epidemic surveillance, research systems
The gathering seeks to reaffirm regional commitment, mobilise political will, and drive collective action against Lassa fever and other emerging…
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Nigeria to decriminalise attempted suicide by December 2025 – Official
PREMIUM TIMES had earlier reported that Nigeria records an estimated 15,000 suicide deaths annually. The post Nigeria to decriminalise attempted…
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Man, 35, remanded for allegedly raping friend’s five-year-old girl
“He said he went in (into his own room) and saw his friend naked and holding his penis while his…
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