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G20: Lack of fixed climate targets leaves ‘hopes unfulfilled’

Some G20 leaders leaving a summit in Rome hailed this year's meeting as a "success," but it was seen by many - including the...

PDP elects Iyorcha Ayu as National Chairman

Senator Iyorcha Ayu has been elected the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), as Taofeek Arapaja also emerged as the National Deputy...

Okei-Odumakin gives birth to twins, 6 months after husband’s death

Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin, widow of the late Spokesperson of Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, on Sunday announced the birth of baby twins to the family. Odumakin, who...

Taylor Swift, Obama lead tributes in star-studded Rock Hall of Fame ceremony

Taylor Swift serenaded Carole King, former U.S. President Barack Obama praised rapper JAY-Z, and Paul McCartney paid tribute to the Foo Fighters on Saturday...

IPOB/ESN sponsors using propaganda to galvanise support – Nigerian Army

The Nigerian Army (NA) says it has uncovered the antics of sponsors of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its Eastern Security...

Seven Mali soldiers killed in separate convoy attacks – Army

Seven Malian soldiers were killed on Saturday in two separate attacks on patrols in the centre-west of the country, the army said, the latest...

Facebook renames self ‘Meta’ as company looks towards VR

Facebook is giving itself a new name - Meta - as part of a reshuffle that sees the social media platform become just one...

Nigeria’s labour rejects compulsory COVID-19 vaccination

The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected Federal Government planned enforcement of COVID-19 vaccination on workers and Nigerians. The NLC President, MrAyuba...

Registration for 2022 Access Bank Lagos City Marathon begins Nov. 1

Organisers of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon have set November 1, 2021 for the official commencement for the 2022 race. Olukayode Thomas, the Head...

Over half of Afghans face acute hunger this winter – UN

More than half of Afghanistan's population could face acute hunger from next month, the United Nations has warned. The impact of drought, conflict, the coronavirus...

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