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Observers under fire for ‘rubber stamping’ Kenya vote
Accused of glossing over flaws in Kenya's election which later caused the result to be overturned, international observers are under a harsh spotlight ahead of a re-run next month.
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Local farmers urge fed govt to review fish importation
The Catfish and Allied Fish Farmers Association of Nigeria (CAFFAN) has urged the Federal Government to review the incentives given to fish importers so as to make local production profitable.
Establishment of Africa’s largest textile industry set to start in Kano
The establishment of Africa’s biggest textile industrial part is set to start in Nigeria, after the Kano state signed an MoU with Chinese Shandong Ruyi Technology Group.
Israel minister wants probe of Arab filmmaker over Lebanon remarks
Israel's culture minister asked the attorney general Sunday to order the investigation of a prominent Arab Israeli filmmaker who spoke out against the Jewish state during a visit to Lebanon.
Zambia legend Kalusha hails Oliseh over Fortuna’s impressive run
Zambia football legend Kalusha Bwalya has congratulated former Nigeria captain Sunday Oliseh over his recent achievement with his Dutch second division club Fortuna Sittard.
Students accuse OAU of systemic fraud, exploitation
A group of Post Graduate students of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-ife, Osun State, has accused the management of the school of systemic fraud and exploitation.
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Driver accused of manslaughter, gets N500,000 bail
A 48-year-old driver, Tunji Odofin, who allegedly knocked down a pedestrian, Ibrahim Yahaya, 32, was on Monday released on a N500,000 bail at an Apapa Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Suspected kidnappers kill expatriate, policeman, one other in Kogi
Suspected kidnappers have killed an expatriate, a policeman and one other person along the Lokoja-Ajaokuta road during a failed attempt to abduct the expatriate.
Buhari to press world leaders to refund looted funds
President Muhammadu Buhari will on Tuesday press world leaders to facilitate the repatriation of looted Nigerian funds now in different countries of the world.
Leicester City ban three fans for homophobic chanting
Leicester City have issued stadium bans to three people who were found to be involved in homophobic chanting at the King Power Stadium during the game against Brighton in August.
IGP warns constables against corruption, indiscipline
The Inspector-General of Police, Mr Ibrahim Idris, has warned new police constables against acts capable of tarnishing the image of the Nigeria Police Force.
