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. Decries Oba Oniraniken’s activities The concerned youth of Simawa Community in Makun, Sagamu, Ogun State have raised alarm on the serious threat to lives and properties of the residents of their community by the land grabbers allegedly sponsored by the Oniraniken of Iraniken, Sagamu. They are surprised that despite all the previous atrocities committed…
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40 hired buses for the transportation of Nigerians stranded in Sudan by road to safe places costed $1.2million (about N560m), the federal government has revealed. The government also said no Nigerian had died in the fight between warring military factions in Sudan so far. Ambassador Zubairu Dada, the Minister of State, Foreign Affairs, disclosed these…
Nigerian Federal Government will today commence the evacuation of about 5,500 Nigerians, including students caught up in Khartoum and other cities in Sudan. According to government sources, logistics procured to facilitate the repatriation of the stranded citizens are N150m for hiring 40 buses to convey its desperate citizens from Sudan to Cairo in Egypt. The…
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Three people are feared dead as the violent clash which erupted between Abuja indigenous people and Hausa youths in Gwarinpa 3rd Avenue during the weekend, spilled to today, Monday. It was gathered that provocations erupted when a gang of Hausa youths notorious for use and sales of hard drugs, attempted to break into the household…
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Following the persistent rejection of ceasefire entreaties, the first day of Eid in Sudan on Friday was marked by heavy fighting, gunfire and the sound of explosions across Khartoum. Paramilitaries and the army fought for a sixth day despite calls for a truce over the holiday to mark the end of Ramadan. Where the situation…
Renewed hostilities were witnessed yesterday and overnight in Khartoum, the sudanese capital following the rejection of brokered Ceasefire by the factions. New York Times reports that Even hospitals were under threat in Sudan as two generals battled for control. More than 180 people have died since fighting erupted on Saturday. It is unclear who, if…
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