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The presidency says it doesn't deserve all the criticism it is getting.
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Louisiana police have arrested a man parading himself as a Nigerian prince.
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A total of 6,806 Nigerians were evacuated from Libya in 2017.
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"Getting Over Him," and four other Nollywood movies you should see in the cinema this January.
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Weah visited SCOAN in October and won the election in December, 2017.
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Buhari signed a new bill allowing hospitals to now treat gunshot victims.
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Private Universities in Nigeria have over the years proved to be expensive citadels.
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Not only did Nabila prove her worth and class, she managed to slide in a message.
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It's a tough lesson for big creators reliant on YouTube.
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Facebook has made it clear it sees video as the future.
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Last year Waitrose predicted Hawaiian poke would be the big hit of 2017.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan signed a number of trade deals with Chad.
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John stresses the importance of training for Nollywood actors who want to be international.
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Femi Adesina, listed 17 Achievements of the Buhari-led administration on his facebook page.
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Marriage they say is not a child's play and the ring they say is the smallest handcuff.
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Two Tanzanian boys with albinism got new prosthetic limbs after they had their arms cut off.
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