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US airstrikes targeting alleged Islamic State-linked militants in northwestern Nigeria lit up the skies near Jabo village, causing panic among residents but no civilian casualties. Nigerian officials confirmed cooperation with Washington, calling it a new phase in a long-running conflict
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At least 10 worshippers were killed after an explosion tore through a crowded mosque during evening prayers in Maiduguri, capital of Nigeria’s Borno state, raising fears of renewed militant violence in the insurgency-hit region
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Over 100 Nigerian students were released after being abducted from a Catholic school in Papiri, though around 150 children and staff remain captive. Authorities are yet to reveal details, while parents, officials, and the Pope urge action for their safe return
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At least 26 people died in a boat accident on the Niger River in Kogi state, Nigeria. Most victims were traders heading to a market. Authorities pledged improved waterway safety as boat mishaps remain frequent during rainy season
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ICRISAT scientists have identified 13 genomic regions and 145 candidate genes for stem rot resistance in groundnut. The breakthrough paves the way for breeding disease-resistant varieties, promising higher yields, lower losses and improved incomes for millions of farmers worldwide
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A suicide bomber killed 10 in an explosion at a restaurant in Nigeria. While no group has claimed responsibility, Nigeria's northeast has been repeatedly hit by militants from the Boko Haram group.
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The attack occurred late Sunday night when the gunmen stormed the Zike community in the Bassa local government area of Plateau State, shooting indiscriminately at residents, local authorities said.
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The police caught Ngwuchukwu Godwin Ifeanyi alias Godwin (34), a resident of Ibrahimpatnam and native of Nigeria while he was waiting to deliver the cocaine to some persons at Kachiguda
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Udeh (19) and skipper Lucky Piety (18) were the only ones to hit double figures in the game for Nigeria, while Anika Todd top-scored for New Zealand with a 19-run effort
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Several students were killed in a stampede. The incident occurred in Islamic High School Basorun, the venue of an event organised for families. Sadly, a stampede at the venue has led to multiple loss of lives and injuries
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The explosion took place after midnight in Jigawa state when the tanker driver lost control of the vehicle while traveling on a highway near a university, according to police spokesperson Lawan Adam.
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African experts have estimated the continent might need about 10 million vaccines to stop the ongoing outbreaks
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Accident occurred in Saminaka town of Kaduna during religious celebration
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The gasoline tanker collided head-on with a truck carrying cattle on the Bida-Agaie-Lapai highway, triggering an explosion, Abdullah Baba-Arah, head of the State Emergency Management Agency, told reporters in Minna, the state capital, on Sunday.
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The gasoline tanker collided head-on with a truck carrying cattle on the Bida-Agaie-Lapai highway, triggering an explosion, Abdullah Baba-Arah, head of the State Emergency Management Agency, told reporters in Minna, the state capital, on Sunday.
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The arrested Onuoha Blessing alias Joana Gomes (31) of Nigeria, Azeez Noheem Adeshola (29), Allam Satya Venkata Gowtham (31), Sanaboina Varun Kumar (42) and Mohd Mahaboob Shareef (36).
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Over 100 people trapped in rubble; govt blames tragedy on school's 'weak structure and location near a riverbank'
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The first blast struck a wedding ceremony around 3 pm (local time) on Saturday, followed by blasts at General Hospital Gwoza and a funeral.
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The Punjagutta police went to Goa and after formally arresting him brought Oakra, on a prisoner transit (PT) warrant and produced him before the Nampally court. He was sent to judicial custody.
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The 72 deaths were among a total of 411 cases confirmed so far from the outbreak of the viral hemorrhagic fever recorded across 21 states since January.
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A blaze ignited in a town near the Nigerian border at approximately 9:30 a.m. (0830 GMT) while unloading bags of petrol from a vehicle, as reported by the Beninese Ministry of the Interior and Public Security.