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There is rising fear as nurses have threatened to join teachers who have been on strike for the past five days, indicating the education sectors’ pleas were similar to theirs.

A report reaching our correspondent on Sunday stated that the State Department has ordered families of U.S embassy employees in Kyiv, Ukraine, to leave immediately. And authorized some U.S. government employees to depart due to the potentials of

Monday's ruling comes more than a year after Rusesabagina disappeared during a visit to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, and appeared days later in Rwanda in handcuffs, accused of supporting the armed wing of his opposition political platform, the Rwandan Movement for Democratic Change.

Yesterday, the Algerian government finally decided to effectively sever ties with its western neighbor, the Moroccan country. The Algerian Foreign Affairs Minister Ramatane Amamra, announced the....

The chief judge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Justice Salisu Garba has voluntarily retired from service. Justice Garba who is the newly appointed Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, voluntarily retired from office on 2nd of August 2021. Garba has subsequently been appointed the administrator of the National Judicial Institute (NJI). However, Ahuraka Isah, spokesman to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, issued a statement to that effect on Monday....

"While some countries are well on their way to vaccinating their entire adult population, other countries are struggling to access the vaccines they need to cover healthcare workers and vulnerable people, leading to deadly surges in COVID-19 cases and dangerous variants" UNICEF reports.

Damien Tarel is the man who slapped the French President Emmanuel Macron. Damien Tarel is a 28 years old male. The Frenchman, Damien Tarel attacked President Emmanuel Macron when the French president was shaking hands and greeting members of the public during a trip in France’s Drome region. However, ahas …

A Human rights lawyer, Mike Ozekhome, has stated that the Federal Government of Nigeria is trying to cover its atrocities from the international community, with the ban of Twitter in the country.

The Nigerian Senate President, Ahmad Lawan has condemned the gruesome murder of Ahmed Gulak. Gulak was a former Speaker of the Adamawa House of Assembly and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The death of Ahmed Gulak occurred on Sunday morning in Imo State while he was heading to the Imo Airport enroute his destination.

"We had to choose between disorder and cohesion within the defence and security forces and we chose cohesion," Mali's junta head Assimi Goita said on Friday after he was named as the new transitional president. A prime minister is to be appointed in the coming days.