November 17, 2015

Pope’s visit to Central African Republic in balance

Pope Francis’s planned visit to the troubled Central African Republic (CAR) remains uncertain because of concerns over security in the chronically unstable country, a top Vatican official admitted in comments published Tuesday.

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Last known Ebola case in Guinea recovers: MSF

The last known Ebola case in Guinea, a three-week old girl, has recovered from the virus, the medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said Tuesday, starting the countdown to the end of

9 years ago

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No intimidation will stop the alleged TSA fraud, Saraki vows

The President of the Senate, Sen. Bukola Saraki, has said that no amount of intimidation will stop the assembly from investigating the alleged N25 billion Treasury Single Account (TSA) fraud. Saraki was

9 years ago

National

Hungary to challenge EU migrant quota plan

Hungary’s parliament Tuesday cleared the way for the government next month to challenge the EU’s contentious scheme to share 160,000 migrants around Europe via mandatory quotas. Justice Minister Laszlo Trocsanyi said before

9 years ago

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UN warns states against ‘backtracking’ on migrant commitments after Paris attack

The United Nations on Tuesday called on states not to “backtrack” on pledges made to host migrants and refugees, including from Syria, in the wake of the attacks in Paris. “We are

9 years ago

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Eaglets don’t deserve national honours but mentorship – Ekeji

Patrick Ekeji, the former Director-General of National Sports Commission (NSC), has advised against conferment of National honours on members of the victorious Eaglets. Ekeji, himself ex-player and former coach has rather called

9 years ago

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Kogi Polls: Police uncover plan to dress thugs in police uniform

The Inspector-General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, said police were aware of plans by some politicians in Kogi to clothe thugs in police uniform during the governorship election in Kogi on Saturday.

9 years ago

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US actor Charlie Sheen reveals he is HIV positive

US actor Charlie Sheen, as well known for his on-screen work as his off-screen debauchery with drugs, alcohol and prostitutes, disclosed Tuesday that he is HIV positive. “I am here to admit

9 years ago

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Mali jihadist leader denounces peace deal, wants fight against France

A jihadist leader in restive Mali has denounced a peace deal signed this year and called for further attacks against France, which helps national forces fight extremists, according to a recording authenticated

9 years ago

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Paris climate talks will not be stopped by ‘despicable acts of terror’: Kerry

US Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday that UN climate talks in Paris would not be impacted by “despicable, cowardly acts of terror.” Kerry, who is visiting Paris in solidarity after

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November 17, 2015 - Page 2

Pope’s visit to Central African Republic in balance

Last known Ebola case in Guinea recovers: MSF

No intimidation will stop the alleged TSA fraud, Saraki vows

Hungary to challenge EU migrant quota plan

UN warns states against ‘backtracking’ on migrant commitments after Paris attack

Eaglets don’t deserve national honours but mentorship – Ekeji

Kogi Polls: Police uncover plan to dress thugs in police uniform

US actor Charlie Sheen reveals he is HIV positive

Mali jihadist leader denounces peace deal, wants fight against France

Paris climate talks will not be stopped by ‘despicable acts of terror’: Kerry

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