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South East NASS Caucus decries non-inclusion of institutions from zone in student loans, seeks redress
The South East Caucus of the National Assembly has protested against the reported non-inclusion of tertiary
Bandits strike again in Gobir, Sokoto community, kidnap 150 days after killing Emir
Days after killing the Emir of Gobir, Sokoto State, Alhaji Isa Muhammad Bawa, bandits have reportedly
Herdsmen kill six persons in Benue community
Gunmen, suspected to be herders militia, have killed six persons in two separate attacks on communities
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