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Trump threatens to shut down United States government
The United states President Donald Trump, has said he would be willing to shut down government if the Democrats do not give their votes for the country's border security. He made the threat on his Twitter page on Sunday, July 29.
Retro: The life and times of Oba Eweka II, first post-imperial Benin monarch
Oba Aiguobasinwin Ovonramwen was the Oba of Benin from July 1914 to February 1933. He was courageous and this attribute earned him the appellation of Ovbiodu. He was a skillful brass smith and an expert in ivory woodcarving.
In its resolve to clamp down on drug abuse, FG recalls 2.4m bottles of cough syrup containing codeine
The federal ministry of health has recalled 2.4 million bottles of cough syrup containing codeine after a recent audit of the substance carried out by National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC).
Offa bank robbery: Saraki reportedly hires senior advocates to battle police over invitation
Senator Rafiu Ibrahim has said that a very strong legal team of many Senior Advocates of Nigeria will handle the allegation of complicity in the Offa robbery levelled against Senator Bukola Saraki, by the police.
6 reportedly feared dead in Rivers as passenger boat capsizes
No fewer than six people were killed on Saturday, July 28 when a passenger boat capsized along the Abonnema-Bakana waterways in Degema, Rivers state. The incident was confirmed by the state police PRO, Nnamdi Omoni.
Muslims around the world to be welcomed to Japan by mobile mosque during 2020 Summer Olympics (photos)
A Tokyo sports and cultural events company has created a mosque on wheels that it hopes will make Muslim visitors feel at home as Japan prepares to host visitors from around the world for the 2020 Summer Olympics.
Court in US dismisses IPOB suit against Nigerian government
The suit filed by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) against the federal government and 15 others seeking millions of dollars compensation has been dismissed by a court in the District of Columbia, United States.
Calling Buhari names won't solve herdsmen killings - Onah
The national president of Ndokwa Political Leaders Forum, Rear Admiral Mike Onah (retd), has said that calling President Muhammadu Buhari names is not the solution to the killings by armed herdsmen in the country.
Over 100 inmates living with HIV/AIDS, have mental illness - Lagos state government
The Lagos state attorney gen Adeniji Kazeem, has said that over 100 inmates of the state prisons have mental illness and HIV/AIDS. He made this revelation while presenting the newly-inaugurated Lagos Criminal Information System.
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