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Authorities in Australia are expected to charge two persons out of five people arrested in rival anti-Islam and anti-racism rallies in Sydney.

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Authorities in Australia are expected to charge two persons out of five people arrested in rival anti-Islam and anti-racism rallies in Sydney.
The demonstrations saw hundreds protest across the country with violent clashes reported in Melbourne, as police officers mounted a strong presence in cities to keep the two sides apart.

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Peace talks to resolve Burundi's violent political crisis have stalled after the government side failed to show up.

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Peace talks to resolve Burundi's violent political crisis have stalled after the government side failed to show up.
Ugandan Defence minister CRISPUS KIYONGA, who chaired the talks, said it was not clear why the government stayed away, adding that they would resume when it sends representatives.

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Reports say the Islamic State militants have abducted a Nigerian and two other Africans in Libya.

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Reports say the Islamic State militants have abducted a Nigerian and two other Africans in Libya.

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has approved a centre to conduct biometric verification for Nigerians in South Africa.

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has approved a centre to conduct biometric verification for Nigerians in South Africa.
Nigeria`s Consul General in South Africa, UCHE AJULU-OKEKE, made the announcement in Johannesburg.

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The Police in Abia State have foiled an abduction of an unnamed man who was forced into the booth of a car around Ubakala near Umuahia, the state capital.

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The Police in Abia State have foiled an abduction of an unnamed man who was forced into the booth of a car around Ubakala near Umuahia, the state capital.
Security operatives trailed the vehicle to a Police Stop and Search point at Obowo in Imo State after a tip-off by a witness.

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A group known as Ansar-ud-deen Society of Nigeria has appealed to Boko Haram insurgents to allow peace to reign in the country.

Immediate-past Governor of Rivers State, ROTIMI AMAECHI has urged Nigerians to exercise patience with the administration of President MUHAMMADU BUHARI as he tries to reposition the country.

The Nigerian Army has confirmed that it has cleared land mines from the Damaturu-Biu Road which runs between Yobe and Borno States.

The Directorate of State Services has dismissed reports of being behind a witchunt against former National Security Adviser, retired Colonel SAMBO DASUKI. Colonel DASUKI had accused the DSS of laying a siege on his house in a bid to implicate him in

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NEWS 13076

Authorities in Australia are expected to charge two persons out of five people arrested in rival anti-Islam and anti-racism rallies in Sydney.

Peace talks to resolve Burundi's violent political crisis have stalled after the government side failed to show up.

Reports say the Islamic State militants have abducted a Nigerian and two other Africans in Libya.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has approved a centre to conduct biometric verification for Nigerians in South Africa.

The Police in Abia State have foiled an abduction of an unnamed man who was forced into the booth of a car around Ubakala near Umuahia, the state capital.

More...

A group known as Ansar-ud-deen Society of Nigeria has appealed to Boko Haram insurgents to allow peace to reign in the country.

Immediate-past Governor of Rivers State, ROTIMI AMAECHI has urged Nigerians to exercise patience with the administration of President MUHAMMADU BUHARI as he tries to reposition the country.

The Nigerian Army has confirmed that it has cleared land mines from the Damaturu-Biu Road which runs between Yobe and Borno States.

The Directorate of State Services has dismissed reports of being behind a witchunt against former National Security Adviser, retired Colonel SAMBO DASUKI. Colonel DASUKI had accused the DSS of laying a siege on his house in a bid to implicate him in

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