Colombia mourns 32 children burnt alive on school bus after it caught fire when driver filled up running engine with petrol from a jerrycan
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Atiku reacts to appointment of Nigerian politician
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Nigerian Newspapers: Top 10 Headlines Today
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Thursday, 22 May 2014
Primary School Teachers Strike over the protest 'Bring Back Our Girls'. NUT shuts schools nationwide today
NUT shuts schools nationwide Today
Primary school teachers in Benin City Edo State have supported the NUT over the protest 'Bring Back Our Girls'.
Primary school students have dicided to embarked upon by the NUT to go on strike until the Federal Government reinstate his interest to bring back the kidnapped 270 school girls who the extremists are threatening to sell into slavery..
Mr. Suswam was berated by the Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, whose president, Michael Olukoya, addressed a conference on Wednesday.
THE leadership of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has ordered the closure of all schools nationwide today in protest against the abduction ...
Primary school teachers in Benin City Edo State have supported the NUT over the protest 'Bring Back Our Girls'.
Primary school students have dicided to embarked upon by the NUT to go on strike until the Federal Government reinstate his interest to bring back the kidnapped 270 school girls who the extremists are threatening to sell into slavery..
Mr. Suswam was berated by the Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, whose president, Michael Olukoya, addressed a conference on Wednesday.
THE leadership of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) has ordered the closure of all schools nationwide today in protest against the abduction ...
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Wednesday, 21 May 2014
U.S. deploys 80 troops in Search For Kidnapped Nigerian Girls
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| Nigerian Army welcome US troops |
►US troops deploy to Chad in hunt for Nigerian girls.
►President Barack Obama says the U.S. has deployed 80 military personnel to Chad to help locate the more than 200 girls kidnapped in Nigeria.
►Obama has sent a letter to House Speaker John Boehner and to the Senate notifying lawmakers about the steps underway to assist in the return of the abducted girls.
Another Deadly attack in N-Eastern village, At least 30 confirmed dead
►Another Deadly attack in northeastern village.
►The Operation follows after the Deadly attack that rock Jos
►At least 30 killed in attack on northeastern village.
►Resident Said; they stole food, set fire to our homes.
Rescue workers diggy for more victims in Jos Bombs Blast
IN JOS, Nigeria Rescue workers confirmed More dead and dozens wounded above 118 people that have died...
JOS, Nigeria (AP) — Police anti-bomb squad officers on Wednesday today dug into a crater left by one of two bombs that exploded in a bustling marketplace and bus station in a central Nigerian city as people searched for missing loved ones after the horrific attack that left at least 118 people dead.
JOS, Nigeria (AP) — Police anti-bomb squad officers on Wednesday today dug into a crater left by one of two bombs that exploded in a bustling marketplace and bus station in a central Nigerian city as people searched for missing loved ones after the horrific attack that left at least 118 people dead.
