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Anger, frustration over 78 kidnapped schoolchildren (opens the original)
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Parents and families of the 78 students and children abducted from two public schools in separate attacks by suspected Boko Haram insurgents in Borno State, have been agonising over the fate of their children still languishing in the captivity of terrorists 135 days after their abduction. They said it has been over four traumatising days since their children went to school and never returned. On the morning of Friday !5th May, terrorists on motorcycles invaded Mussa Primary and Junior Secondary
Zulum seeks Borno-Canada scholarship deal (opens the original)
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Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has opened talks with educational institutions in Canada for scholarship opportunities for Borno students. Spokesman to the governor, Dauda Iliya, said in a statement on Thursday in Maiduguri that the governor is exploring the scholarships for students to pursue academic programmes and vocational skills in Canada. He said the move is part of efforts to expand human capital development in the state, including agriculture and technology. “During his stay in Cana
... Ex-Army spokesman calls for tighter border security (opens the original)
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Former spokesman, Nigerian Army, Brig Gen Sani Usman (retd), and former University of Maiduguri lecturer, Prof Khalifa Dikwa, have urged the Federal Government to tighten security and surveillance along Nigeria’s borders with Niger Republic following reports of growing tension in the country. The duo spoke separately with The Sun yesterday on the reported military tension in Niamey and its possible implications for Nigeria’s national security. Their call followed reports of heavy shooting among
FG graduates first batch of CNG conversion experts in Borno (opens the original)
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The Federal Government has graduated its first batch of technicians trained to convert petrol-powered vehicles to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) in Borno State. The two-week intensive training, organised by the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) in collaboration with indigenous firm Jennymond System, is part of a nationwide initiative to upskill mechanics and provide cheaper, and cleaner energy alternatives. Speaking during the closing ceremony in Maiduguri, yesterday, Jenn
UN urges Nigeria to fund humanitarian response domestically (opens the original)
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The United Nations has urged the Federal and state governments and other stakeholders to prioritise domestic funding for humanitarian interventions in Nigeria as foreign aid continues to decline. The UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, Mohammed Fall, made the call on Wednesday at a media engagement in Maiduguri to mark this year’s World Humanitarian Day. Fall said the reduction in humanitarian funding from the United States should serve as a wake-up call for Nigeria and other hu
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