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First Lady, Aisha Buhari, has been out of the country for about two months now, raising concerns at the Presidential Villa, a Daily Trust report has claimed. Multiple sources at the presidential villa said the president’s wife left the country in protest against “certain developments” at the presidency. It was reliably gathered that the first lady, who left the country early August to Saudi Arabia to perform hajj (Muslim pilgrimage), has not returned to the country. Muslims who participated in the hajj exercise have since returned home, but credible sources at the Villa said the president’s wife has since left…

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A sign written in Hausa outside the building in Kaduna state calls it the "Ahmad bin Hambal Centre for Islamic Teachings"

Nearly 500 men and boys have been rescued from a building in the northern city of Kaduna, where the detainees were allegedly sexually abused and tortured, Nigerian police said. Children as young as five were among those in chains at what was thought to be an Islamic school, officers said. Kaduna police commissioner Ali Janga told the BBC the building was raided after a tip-off about suspicious activity. He described it as a “house of torture” and a place of human slavery. Eight suspects, most of them teachers, were arrested. The police chief said the detainees – some with injuries…

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God told me RCCG council will one day hold meetings on the moon - Adeboye

Police in Rivers State have confirmed the death of a Redeemed Christian Church of God, (RCCG) yet unidentified pastor who was stabbed during a vigil at one the church’s parishes in Port Harcourt. According to the Vanguard newspaper, the incident occurred at the RCCG parish on Danjuma Street, Off Odili Road, in the Rivers State capital was having a vigil when at about 3 a.m Friday, a strange man walked in to stab the pastor. A source in the neighborhood said, “The man came through the gates at that ungodly time, stabbed the security guard with a knife, brushed through…

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Eden Hazard returned after a three-month injury lay off

A fierce football rivalry will be rekindled on Saturday in La Liga when Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid clash in the Madrid derby at the Wanda Metropolitano.  The game, which will be the 165th encounter between both teams in La Liga, will be exclusively broadcast live on SuperSport Select 4 at 8pm to GOtv Max subscribers. The two giants meet for the first time this season, although Atletico trounced Real 7-3 in a pre-season game in July. Real Madrid, however, have recovered from their patchy pre-season form. They currently remain unbeaten and top the league table with 14 points after…

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President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday in New York gave some insights into the severe climate challenges confronting the country. At a meeting with the Nigerian Youths Climate Group shortly before his departure for Abuja at the conclusion of his engagements on the sidelines of the 74th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA74), the President said: “Nigeria is a neighbour to the Sahara Desert; Lake Chad is shrinking while population is exploding. It’s a challenging situation. With less land, less rainfall, these are very unique problems for the country.” President Buhari lauded the youths for representing Nigeria at UNGA as…

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President Muhammadu Buhari has cautioned ECOWAS countries on a single currency

The World Bank Doing Business (DB) team has just announced Nigeria as one of the top-20 improvers in doing business out of 190 countries. This announcement comes ahead of the 24th October release of the 2020 World Bank Doing Business rankings. The World Bank Doing Business Report is an objective assessment of prevailing business environments based on a number of ease of doing business indicators. In Nigeria, the report assesses doing business conditions in the two largest commercial cities of Lagos and Kano. The World Bank’s announcement acknowledges reforms spearheaded by the PEBEC in the areas of “operationalising a new…

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BBNaija’s Tacha to attempt Guinness World Record for most makeovers in 24 hours

Big Brother has disqualified Tacha from the BBNaija Pepper Dem house following a physical altercation with Mercy. While Mercy has been issued two Strikes for not stepping away from a volatile situation. Chronicle reports that the reality TV show is to end in ten days. Recall that Tacha and Mercy on Friday morning engaged in a messy argument which had both housemates launching insults at each other. The battle started when Seyi called Mercy to the lounge so they could read Biggie’s scroll.

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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has called for a quantum leap in healthcare SARS

President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Reverend Supo Ayokunle on Friday declared Vice President Yemi Osinbajo innocent on the alleged N90 billion allegation against him. He spoke during a visit to the Vice President in Abuja. Ayokunle, who spoke with reporters at the Christian Ecumenical Centre, where he is meeting with top members of CAN said, Osinbajo is innocent. READ: Sowore: DSS refuses to be served court order, chases legal team away While backing Osinbajo, the CAN boss vowed to mobilise Christians against any act to destroy the works of the Vice President.

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Police, DSS operatives nab suspected vote buyer with N25.9m cash in Kaduna

Operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) have reportedly refused to be served the court order on Omoyele Sowore’s bail. Inibehe Effiong, a lawyer who is a part of Sowore’s defence, told Newsmen that DSS agents “chased away” the bailiff and the legal team when they visited the secret service headquarters to serve them the court order on Friday. “We went there but they chased everybody away; they were very hostile. We returned a second time and they also chased everybody away,” he said The lawyer also said the DSS evaded getting served with the court order on Thursday.…

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Global rice prices hit 15-year high after India restrictions

Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria (RIFAN) expresses support for the closure of borders by the Federal Government, assuring that rice farmers will work harder to increase local rice production in the country. Mr Victor Korede, the South-West RIFAN Vice President gave the assurance in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Ibadan. Korede said the border closure would add a lot of economic benefits to the nation, create opportunities for the farmers to produce more rice and to have easy access to markets. “Food security will be enhanced, a nation that cannot feed itself is…

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