UniJos student impaled to death
Charles Nwoke, Jos, Nigeria Just few hours after the Plateau State Governor, Solomon Lalong relaxed the curfew in Jos North
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Crisis rocks IPOB over sit-at-home suspension
Charles Nwoke, Awka, Nigeria The weekly sit-at-home order in South-East suspended by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB has resulted
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Ethnic fracas in Cameroon claim 32 lives, says UNHCR
Charles Nwoke, Yaoundé, Cameroon Controversy between herdersmen and fishermen in northern Cameroon have resulted to the killing of at least
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How the Soviet Methods of Character Attack-based Scandals Thrive in the New Media Environment
by Irina Tsukerman Introduction What do a Cold War-era conspiracy theory, a modern-day political operation involving a hoax concerning domestic
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Iran Piracy in the Arabian Gulf
By Dr. Frank Musmar The recent deadly suicide UAV attack against the Israeli commercial vessel Mercer Street in the Gulf of Oman last week,
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The Future of the Middle East Energy Trade following the Abraham Accord
By Dr. Frank Musmar The historical peace agreement and full normalization of relations between Israel and the Gulf States could
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NSCDC nab three for alleged sodomy, other offences in Sokoto
Charles Nwoke, Sokoto, Nigeria 40-year-old man from Gidan Igwai part of Sokoto State has been apprehended by members of Nigeria
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186 ISWAP, Boko Haram extremists surrender, says Nigerian Army
Charles Nwoke, Maiduguri, Nigeria The Nigerian Army has said 186 members of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) and
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AGAIN: Four persons killed as bandits kidnap Zamfara college students
Charles Nwoke, Gusau, Nigeria No fewer than four persons were believed to have died as unidentified gunmen suspected to be
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Bandits swoop Sokoto community, killing nine, kidnap six
Charles Nwoke, Sokoto, Nigeria Armed men suspected to be bandits killed nine persons and abducted six others in the Goronyo