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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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Nigeria’s Sharia Blasphemy Law Not Unconstitutional-Court

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LAGOS AUGUST 17TH (NEWSRANGERS)-A Nigerian court on Wednesday ruled that Islamic religious law does not violate the constitution, dismissing a test-case challenge from a singer who was sentenced to death two years ago on the charge of blasphemy. But in a majority decision, the court in northern Kano state also upheld a lower court’s call…

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