IPOB responsible for the carnage in Eastern Nigeria, we shall stop them- IPEN
The Industrious People of Eastern Nigeria (IPEN) has called on Igbo people to put an end to the ongoing destruction of lives and property in the region.
Current Affairs
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Nigeria-born lawyer appointed minister in Canada advocates merit in Nigeria
Kaycee Madu, the Nigerian lawyer recently named minister of justice in Alberta, a Canadian province, says he looks forward to a day when appointments are based on hard work and merit in Nigeria.
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Mark and Patricia McCloskey gained instant notoriety after video of them waving and pointing guns at Black Lives Matter demonstrators from the front yard of their St Louis mansion spread across the internet. Now they’ve appeared as speakers at the Republican National Convention.
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A South African who was thought to be the oldest man in the world has died at the age of 116.
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Mali’s coup is cheered at home but upsets neighbours
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In Pictures: Enugu Governor constructing some federal roads around Enugu State
The Governor of Enugu State, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has undertaken the construction of some of the federal roads around his state. The proactive governor has taken it upon himself to commence these projects in contrast to some other states that would rather wait for the federal government to do the work
Beirut explosion: City holds vigil to mourn blast victims
People in Beirut have attended a vigil for the more than 200 victims of the huge explosion that devastated the Lebanese capital a week ago.
Apple boss Tim Cook joins the billionaires club
Apple chief executive Tim Cook has moved into the billionaire club as the tech firm’s share price continues to soar.