Pakistan’s train crash kills at least 30, injures over 100
At least 10 cars of a passenger train derailed in Pakistan’s southern Sindh province, on Sunday, killing at least 30 passengers. More than.
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Transportation
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Local
KNSG to activate, supports 250 cooperative groups
From Our Correspondent in Kano Kano State Government says it will activate and support 250 cooperative groups across the state to empowerment strategy..
General
TeleCom
NCC warns against sale, use of unapproved devices
By Abdulfatah Babatunde The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has warned traders about negative consequences of selling and buying unapproved phones and telecommunications gadgets..
General
Law / Crime
Legislature
Politics
Omo-Agege excited at Ganduje/Basiru’s leadership of APC
From Our Correspondent Former Deputy-Senate President, Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege, has eulogised the emergence of Senators Abdullahi Ganduje and Ajibola Basiru as new National.
Ecology
Environment
Local
Rainy Season: NEMA, KNSG collaborate on risk management
From Our Correspondent Gov. Abba Kabir-Yusuf of Kano State says his administration is removing all illegal structures and drainages erected on waterways to.
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Ethiopia unrest displaces 12,000 – UN agency
Unrest in Ethiopia’s western Gambella region has displaced at least 12,000 people, a UN agency said Friday. In its Ethiopia Situation Report, the.
General
Security
Amotekun arrests suspected cultist, burglar in Osun
By Our Correspondent The Amotekun Corps in Osun State has arrested two persons suspected to be cultist and burglar in Osogbo and Ila-Orangun,.
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Health
Fire injures 28 in a German hospital
A fire at a hospital in western Germany late on Thursday night injured 28 people, five of them seriously, according to local police..
General
Law / Crime
LASG seeks more “mandated Reporting” on defilement of minors
By Our Correspondent The Lagos State Government has called for more mandated reporting in cases of the defilement of minors in the state..
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Bazoum warns of ‘devastating’ fallout for world if coup succeeds
Niger’s ousted President Mohamed Bazoum has warned of “devastating” consequences for the world if the coup against him succeeds. Bazoum gave the warning.