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‘Food Shortage To Get Worse If Insecurity Persists’
A professor of agriculture, Hafiz Abubakar, has warned that food challenges may persist and get complicated in the country if insecurity is not ...
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Suspect Dead, Hostage Released From Home After Bank Robbery In Edmonton
A man suspected of robbing a bank in Edmonton is dead after police say he barricaded himself and a hostage inside a home ...
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Why Labour Must Enforce Implementation Of Minimum Wage, By Odah
The organised labour movement must embark on a state-by-state campaign to enforce the implementation of the national minimum wage, the Executive Secretary of ...
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Sokoto To Unveil Medical Diagnostic Centre Tomorrow
By Guardian Nigeria 30 November 2021 | 3:05 am A multi-billion naira advanced medical diagnostic centre built by the Sokoto State ...
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Five Women Bag Nigerwives Awards
A German, who is married to a Nigerian, Mrs Hildegard Maria Ebigbo and four other women who distinguished themselves in various fields that ...
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AyRubber, Voiceover Artist Who Finds Joy In Developing Talents
Discovering and managing talents is generally seen as one tedious task in human relations but for leading voiceover artist, Adedoyin Samuel Ayomide, who ...
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Amend TETFUND Act To Accommodate Private Varsities, VC Urges NASS
Vice-Chancellor, Ajayi Crowther University (ACU), Oyo, Prof. Timothy Adebayo, has called for amendment of the law establishing Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) to ...
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‘Dredging Of Rivers Niger, Benue To Generate Two Million Jobs’
Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello has said that the hydrographic survey and charting of the lower Rivers Niger and Benue, when completed, can ...
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Call Of The Wilde: The Montreal Canadiens’ Future Begins To Take Shape
The Montreal Canadiens believe that they have taken their first steps toward a brighter future. On Monday morning, owner Geoff Molson spoke to ...
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Yukon’s Opioid Fatality Rate Now Highest In Canada, Overtaking B.C.: Coroner
Yukon’s Coroner’s Service says the territory’s opioid overdose rate per capita is now the highest in Canada with a reported 48.4 deaths per ...
