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33 killed in Sallah tragedies,

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Revealed: PDP’s secret deals for 2019,


Niger Delta militants withdraw quit notice to northerners, Yoruba,

Clark derides coalition, says it doesn’t exist,

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Fayose storms prayer ground in Muslim regalia,

Mother heartbroken after son is electrocuted,

Sanusi prays for sustained peace, unity,

Emir advocates agric programmes for youths,

PFN urges tribal leaders to eschew hate speech,

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