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Super Eagles Fights Back From 2-1 To Thrilling 3-3 Draw Against Russia
Peter Obi Sues For Peace As Two Anambra Communities Crisis Escalates
Murder Suspect Slumps, Dies While Awaiting Judgment In Court
Why EFCC Rejects Diezani’s Move To Present Evidence Of UK Court Acquittal In Nigeria Court

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Insecurity: 22 Soldiers, 7 Policemen Killed In May By Kidnappers, Bandits-Report

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LAGOS JUNE 28TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Twenty-two Soldiers and seven policemen were among no fewer than 310 Nigerians killed in May following the insecurity in the country, a report by a media tracking group, Nigeria Mourns, has revealed. According to the report released in Abuja on Thursday, Zamfara, Borno and Katsina States topped the list of the States…

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