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Aqsah Nigeria Rollies in Abokuta, requires justice for Palestine

A defense group, Aqsah Nigeria, gathered support for Palestine in Abokuta, in the state of Ogun, asking for justice on what he described as a genocide by the Israeli government. The event, held under the Sapon bridge to mark the annual Aqsah Day, has aroused a large gathering of Muslim faithful, activists and sympathizers who sang solidarity songs such as …

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Nigerian army targets Abia youth for recruitment

The Nigerian army has begun a targeted awareness campaign in all of Abia’s state to encourage young men and women to participate in sustainable recruitment for 90 recruitment intake (90 RRI). According to a statement issued by Lieutenant Anna Tsaku, Assistant Director Acting, Army Community Relations, 14 Ohafia Brigade on Thursday, sensitization encouragement is part of a broader effort to …

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“I will die if I sleep with 100 men” – Mandy Kiss

…The influencer admits that acrobatics was for the involvement of social media … Ogun Monarch requires Mandy Kiss’s arrest … the influencer asks the Nigerians not to arrest or incurred Daud Olatunji The controversy on the influencer of social media, Ayomipy Oluwadahunsi, popularly known as Mandy Kiss, deepened on Friday after publishing an emotional video that has given up on …

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The police denied killing the alleged armed robbers in detention

The Benue State Police Command has denied reports about the murder of an alleged armed robber, Philip KPentuman, in detention. The spokesman of the order, DSP Udeme Edet, made a clarification in a statement on Friday in Makurdi. He said the Commissioner of the State Police, Mr. Emenari Ifeiri, has ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death of …

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Desert community residents as bandits take over in kogi (video)

The egbe community in the regional government of West Yagba has been fully abandoned by residents after terrorists continue to surround them, forcing people to flee to get safety. The community which is a member of the Member State of Parliament representing Kogi East in the National Assembly, Senator Sunday Karimi, has been under the continuous attack by terrorists in …

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The army stops 25 terrorists, saves 16 hostages in national operations

The troops of the Nigerian army have intensified their repression on terrorists and criminal bands across the country, arresting no less than 25 suspicions and saving 16 hostages in a series of coordinated operations. Military sources referred to Thursday Platform Times that the supported offensive, carried out in several states, also led to the neutralization of different insurgents and the …

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Trading Exhibition: IGBO traders lamented the demolition of 19 buildings, accusing the Lagos government of targeting them

Traders and entrepreneurs from the Southeast Region have shouted after the Lagos state government destroyed 19 buildings in the new Mandela Plaza in the popular trade exhibition complex. The demolition that took place on Thursday under tight security that watched the convoy of trucks from the Lagos State Task Force, Fast Response Squad, and other tactical teams placed around the …

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Six rescued in another building collapsed in Lagos

The state of Lagos witnessed the collapse of other buildings on Wednesday, when the two -storey structure gave a way to Modupeola Street, Mangoro, in the area of ​​Alimosho’s local government, trapped several residents and encouraged emergency rescue operations. Six people were pulled from debris, including one person trapped under the debris. The collapse occurred around 6 pm, less than …

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Police Debunks Bank Robbery Reports in Port Harcourt

The Rivers State Police Command in Rivers has canceled the armed robbery report at a popular bank in Port Harcourt. A spokesman for the State Police Command, Grace Ayirge-Koko, made clarification in a statement at Port Harcourt on Wednesday. He urged the countries to ignore the report, which claimed that armed robbers invaded banks on September 23, and asked residents …

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