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Canada Beat Jamaica 4-0 To Reach World Cup First Time Since 1986

Victory in Toronto means Canada are assured of finishing in one of the top three places in the final stage of Concacaf qualifying for...

Edo Attracts $531.2m From Oil Palm Investment- Commissioner

The Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Security in Edo, Stephen Idehenre, says the state has attracted about 531.2 million U.S. dollars from nine firms...

NFC Postpones Date Of Zuma Film Festival To May 1

The Nigerian Film Corporation (NFC) has disclosed the 12th Edition of Zuma Film Festival, scheduled to hold in Abuja from April 2 to 9,...

Kate Middleton Stuns In Icy Blue Gown During Final Leg Of Caribbean Tour With Prince William

Kate Middleton is being compared to Cinderella after showcasing a glamorous look for her and Prince William's final leg of their royal tour of...

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Port Harcourt Floods Explained

For many residents of Port Harcourt, heavy rain no longer means simply reaching for an umbrella. It can mean moving furniture, protecting electrical appliances, abandoning a car or wondering whether water will enter the house before the rain stops. After about three days of persistent rainfall, several parts of...

US Ban on Canadian Alcohol and Dairy Takes Effect

A US ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorcycles has come into effect, closing the latest round in a trade war between the two neighbours. The measure, first announced by President Donald Trump in executive orders signed on 8 September, targets nearly C$1bn ($710m; £530m) of Canadian liquor...

Elderly Drug Suspects: Criminals, Couriers Or Victims Of Exploitation?

They are parents, grandparents, pensioners and members of communities who have spent decades building families and contributing to society. Yet, in recent months, some elderly Nigerians have found themselves at the centre of arrests linked to illegal drugs. The cases have raised difficult questions. Are elderly suspects knowingly...