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Governor Mbah appoints 23 Special Advisers, Senior Special Assistants • After BusinessDay report, FAAN opens talks with Uber, Bolt to resolve airport transport friction • US FOIA lawsuit: Nigerian presidency joins US department of justice request for filing extension • Of overcrowded presidential race; G-100 match-making efforts, and the missing link in peace accord • UN condemns arrest of opposition members in Zambia • IBB @85: Compassion must not erase history • Over 700 Sokoto APC Members Dump Party for ADC in Goronyo LGA • D’Tigers name strong 12-man squad for crucial FIBA World Cup Qualifying window in Tunisia • Plateau killings: Attackers went from house to house killing our people – Survivors • La Liga: Yamal a very good player, but I won’t sign him — Mourinho • GLOWFUX Unveils Activities to Mark 10th Anniversary Celebration • Binta International School Inaugurates Campus in Ibadan • Transfer: Chelsea sign Osborne from Hearts • Nigerian dies after detention at Indian railway station • Police investigate killing of council chairman’s aide in Rivers • Cartoon: The gods are hungry, too • Pandemonium in Onitsha Head Bridge as Police Allegedly Shoot Trader over N5,000 Bribe • Oyebanji pledges support for cultural growth at Ekiti festival • Police to crack down on traffic violations in Ogun • Makamu wa rais mbaroni kwa ulanguzi wa dawa za kulevya • Governor Mbah appoints 23 Special Advisers, Senior Special Assistants • After BusinessDay report, FAAN opens talks with Uber, Bolt to resolve airport transport friction • US FOIA lawsuit: Nigerian presidency joins US department of justice request for filing extension • Of overcrowded presidential race; G-100 match-making efforts, and the missing link in peace accord • UN condemns arrest of opposition members in Zambia • IBB @85: Compassion must not erase history • Over 700 Sokoto APC Members Dump Party for ADC in Goronyo LGA • D’Tigers name strong 12-man squad for crucial FIBA World Cup Qualifying window in Tunisia • Plateau killings: Attackers went from house to house killing our people – Survivors • La Liga: Yamal a very good player, but I won’t sign him — Mourinho • GLOWFUX Unveils Activities to Mark 10th Anniversary Celebration • Binta International School Inaugurates Campus in Ibadan • Transfer: Chelsea sign Osborne from Hearts • Nigerian dies after detention at Indian railway station • Police investigate killing of council chairman’s aide in Rivers • Cartoon: The gods are hungry, too • Pandemonium in Onitsha Head Bridge as Police Allegedly Shoot Trader over N5,000 Bribe • Oyebanji pledges support for cultural growth at Ekiti festival • Police to crack down on traffic violations in Ogun • Makamu wa rais mbaroni kwa ulanguzi wa dawa za kulevya

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UNICEF demands release of schoolchildren abducted in Borno

Punch Nigeria about 17 hours 1 mins read

UNICEF urges Borno and Federal Governments to intensify efforts for the release of 78 schoolchildren abducted in Borno State communities. Read More: https://punchng.com/unicef-demands-release-of-schoolchildren-abducted-in-borno/

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