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PHOTOS: Mothers Of Abducted Schoolgirls Storm National Assembly, Demand Immediate Rescue

Mothers of the 200 abducted female students and other residents of Chibok, Borno State, came today, April 30, to Abuja to submit a protest letter where they demand the immediate rescue of the girls. The protest march started at Eagle Square in Abuja, from where the protesters walked to the National Assembly. When the women […]

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REALLY NASTY: Teacher Stabbed To Death By Her 15-year-Old Student

A 61-year-old female teacher was stabbed to death in the neck and back by one of her students, a 15-year-old boy. The suspect was reported to have committed the crime in front of other students at the Corpus Christi Catholic College, Leeds where the deceased, Mrs Ann Maguire taught Spanish and religious studies teacher. The

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STRIKE: Poly Lecturers, Students, Others embark on street protest today

  Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union, COEASU, and the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, are set to embark on a street protest today to pile pressures on Federal Government to respect the agreement reached with both unions. Addressing the press in Abuja, ASUP President, Dr. Chibuzor Asomugha, and his

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Abducted Schoolgirls: Borno youths storm Governor Fashola’s office

  Youths, under the aegis of Kibaku Youth Association of Nigeria, KYAN, yesterday, stormed the office of Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State to protest the continued abduction of 234 female students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok Local Government, Borno State by the Boko Haram insurgents and called for their immediate release. It will

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JUST IN: Police Use Tear-Gas On Protesting Students, Lecturers In Abuja (Photos)

The Nigerian police today fired tear gas canisters at protesting polytechnic lecturers who are engaging in a peaceful protest to force the Nigerian government to have dialogue with the lecturers relating to their demands. The lecturers and a few poly students gathered at the federal Secretariat in Abuja for ask for reopening of Nigerian polytechnics

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One-Million-Women-March In Abuja For The Release Of Abducted Girls

  There will be a protest march by over one million women from all over the country urging the government to take immediate steps in rescuing 200 abducted Nigerian girls by suspected Boko Haram insurgents. There was an emergency meeting held yesterday by first lady of Borno State, Hajiva Nana Kashim Shettima in Maiduguri, at

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WEIRD: Shameless father marries his daughter, 14, and has two children with her after wife died

A man was arrested after people learned about his incestuous relationship with his young daughter. Killion Moyo, 65, of Zimbabwe, is a traditional healer from the Bezha village in the Umzingwane District. He is accused of marrying his 14-year-old daughter. The teenager gave birth to 2 kids, who were conceived by her father. The man

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Poly Students May Disrupt National Conference To Protest ASUP Strike

  The lingering nationwide strike by the Academic Staff Union Of Polytechnics (ASUP) angers both the teaching staff, the students and their parents. One of the ways to draw attention is to stage a joint protest, and the venue of the National Conference in Abuja looks like a proper place. Hundreds of polytechnic students are

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