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Removal of CRK from public school curriculum could cause religious war – HURIWA warns

Daily Dispatch June 19, 2017

A non-governmental organization, Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, has raised the alarm that the removal of Christian Religious Knowledge, CRK, from public school’s curriculum by the education ministry headed by Mallam Adamu Adamu is a sinister plot to cause inter-religious

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BREAKING: 188, 580 electorates endorses Dino Melaye’s recall bid

Daily Dispatch June 19, 2017

A total of 188, 580, electorate from Kogi West have signed the recall register form of Senator Dino Melaye. Announcing the figure at the All progressives Congress State Secretariat in Lokoja, the returning officer for the recall of the serving senator, Adamu Yusuf explained that out of 360,098 of the total registered voters of the […]

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Police: How Nigerians use forged documents to apply for Italian visa

Daily Dispatch June 19, 2017

The special fraud unit (SFU) of the police has expressed concern over increasing number of Nigerians allegedly involved in using fake documents to seek Italian visa. In an interview with NAN, Lawal Audu, spokesman of the unit, said the Italian embassy sends an average of 50 Nigerian passports with fake document to SFU monthly. Audu […]

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Nigeria of our dreams is in protracted labour-Tunde Bakare

Daily Dispatch June 19, 2017

Tunde Bakare, senior pastor of the Latter Rain Assembly, says the next in line to the throne does not become king in all cases. Speaking on ‘The birth pangs of a new Nigeria’ at his church auditorium on Sunday, Bakare said those attempting to overthrow President Muhammadu Buhari are doing all they could to outperform him. […]

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My arrest signals the beginning of the end of kidnapping in Nigeria-Evans

Daily Dispatch June 18, 2017

Lagos-based kidnap kingpin, Chukwudi Dumeme Onuamadike, a.k.a Evans, has led a team of Policemen from the Federal Anti-kidnapping Unit to what used to be his detention camps for people he abducted. The separate buildings, located in Igando and Ikotun in Lagos, are usually where the kidnap victims are kept for days or months while negotiation […]

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Quit notice: Osinbajo, Igbo traditional rulers meet in Aso Rock

Daily Dispatch June 18, 2017

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo sunday met with traditional rulers from the southeast in furtherance of his engagements with stakeholders over the agitation for Biafra and the October 1 ultimatum some northern youths gave the Igbo to vacate the region. The acting president had last week begun a series of consultations over the issue. He had met separately with leaders of