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Nasarawa govt to distribute beds, mattresses worth N222m to boarding schools,

Police arrest 2 for burgling ex-judge’s residence in Warri,

Flood: Government to demolish over 2,500 houses,

Sallah: Ganduje pardons 350 inmates, gives each N5,000,

Soldier’s death: Many still missing after Letugbene invasion,

DELSU sacks 10 lecturers, 8 junior staff over extortion, sexual harassment,

My death rumour, very strange ―Don Moen,

Creative industry, seeking growth, wants N400bn stimulus from CBN,

Migration: Pope sides with Africa on European exploitation,

Flamboyant lifestyle not for pastors —Apostle Olopade,

How to raise godly children in today’s culture.



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