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[Guardian] Fulani herdsmen have killed 32 people in communities in Dekina and Omala Local Government Areas of Kogi State.

[Guardian] Despite warnings that nuclear energy has no place in a safe, clean, sustainable future; lobbyists are pushing Nigeria to commit to building nuclear power plant.

[Guardian] Association of airport managers in Africa are rallying behind the implementation of the open skies treaty, especially in lieu of the traffic boom the initiative will bring to signatory countries.

[Guardian] President Muhammadu Buhari has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the transformation and diversification of the economy, by supporting businesses through the creation of an enabling business environment.

[Guardian] More than 130 young men yesterday renounced their membership of cult gangs in Badagry area of Lagos State. This brings to about 1,000 suspected members of different confraternities who have openly renounced their membership in the last six m…

[Guardian] Abuja -Australia’s High Commissioner, Paul Lehmann has disclosed that his country’s trade volume with Nigeria has reached $350 million.

[Guardian] Port Harcourt -A Federal High Court in Port Harcourt has fined the 6 Division of Nigerian Army, N1 million for gross abuse of human rights.

[Guardian] Maiduguri -Borno State Commissioner of Police (CP), Damian Chukwu, says two female suicide bombers that attempted to attack Alikaramanti village in Giwa Barracks of Maiduguri have died.

[Guardian] President Muhammadu Buhari, on Thursday directed Ministries, Agencies and Departments (MDAs) yet to defend their 2018 budget proposal before the National Assembly (NASS) to do so without delay.

[Guardian] Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka has urged Nigerians to resist the passage of the hate speech bill by the Senate into law saying it is an attempt to silence criticism. He maintained that the bill must not scale through.