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State creation: New proposed map of Nigeria released

Sequel to the July 3rd recommendation by the National Conference that 18 additional states be created to bring the total number of states in Nigeria to 54, members of the National conference Committee on Political Restructuring and Forms of Government, jointly headed by Ike Nwachukwu & Mohammed Kumalia have released a copy of proposed new map of Nigeria with the …

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No Camping for 2014 Batch “B” (2nd Stream) Corps Members as NYSC releases new Timetable.

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has cancelled the orientation camping for 2014 second stream batch B corps members as a result of the presidential pronouncement that all schools should not be re-opened at this time of national health emergency. All prospective corps members deployed to the affected states scheduled for the exercise are to report at the designated orientation …

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REVEALED: How Dr. Adadevoh saved Nigerian lives from Ebola

It has been revealed that Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh, the consultant physician who passed on last night after having contracted the dreaded Ebola Virus from Patrick Sawyer, reportedly did a heroic job for the country when she forced Sawyer to his bed after he attempted to escape from the hospital . Report says Dr. Adadevoh was infected when she forcefully restricted …

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Umunna, Nigerian Tipped as First Black British PM

Chuka Umunna of Nigerian descent on May 7, 2015, could make history by becoming the first black Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Born in London in 1978, Chuka was bred in the UK. His late father, Bennett, hailed from Anambra State while his Irish mother, Patricia, is a solicitor. He is a British Labour Party politician who has been …

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Air France Staff Refuse To Fly To West Africa Amid Fears Of Ebola Outbreak

Some Air France flight crews are refusing to board planes bound for Guinea, Sierra Leone and Nigeria over fears of the Ebola outbreak. Cabin crew scheduled to work on some flights “have not wanted to carry out their assignment”, a ccording to a spokesman for the company. He refused to be drawn on numbers but said none of the flights …

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Ebola crisis: Liberian troops impose slum quarantine

Security forces in Liberia’s capital Monrovia have deployed to enforce a quarantine in a large slum area in order to contain the spread of Ebola. The move set off protests from angry residents in West Point and people gathered at roadblocks to complain. The president has also ordered a countrywide night-time curfew as part of new anti-Ebola measures. Since the …

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Foley beheading video shocks the world, Obama says

Mr Obama compared Islamic State (IS), the group which made a video of Mr Foley’s killing, to a “cancer” and said its ideology was “bankrupt”. IS said Mr Foley’s death was revenge for US air strikes on its fighters in Iraq. But Mr Obama pledged to continue “to do what we must do” to confront IS. The UN, UK and …

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Nigeria Will Defeat Terrorists – Army Chief, Minimah

Benin, Edo, Nigeria – Oladipo Airenakho –   Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff, Lt-General Kenneth Minimah has assured Nigerians that the Nation’s Army will defeat terrorism and overcome its current security challenges. The Army Chief gave the assurance last weekend while speaking at the Nigerian Army Corps and School of Supply and Transport in Benin City, Edo State during the …

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Breaking News : Dr. Adadevoh dies of Ebola

Minister of Health, Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu has announced the death of Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh, the firts doctor who attended to Liberian-American Patrick Sawyer. With her death, Nigeria has recorded five Ebola deaths, of which one was the index (first) case, Patrick Sawyer, one medical doctor, two nurses and the ECOWAS staff. Nigeria also has five Ebola survivors and three more …

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Ebola crisis: Doctors in Liberia ‘recovering after taking ZMapp’

Three doctors in Liberia with Ebola who started taking an experimental drug last Thursday are showing remarkable signs of improvement, a minister says. ZMapp was first given earlier this month to two US aid workers, who were flown home for treatment from Liberia. Ebola has no cure but the World Health Organization (WHO) has ruled that untested drugs can be …

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