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Almost 45% of the electorate had voted by 2 p.m., the highest share since such records began in 1973. The highly anticipated vote is expected to be a close-fought contest, and perhaps even a stalemate.
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The proposed legislation would empower the Nigerian government to enter into agreements with other countries for the transfer of convicted offenders to Nigeria.
Some University of Nairobi (UoN) students on Tuesday, October 27, resumed demonstrations over the ongoing lecturers’ strike, barricading sections of Waiyaki Way and disrupting traffic.
The House of Representatives has urged the FG to suspend proposed school fee increases in public tertiary institutions amid concerns over rising education Read More…
The Kogi State House of Assembly has unanimously approved a proposed constitutional amendment to establish state police in Nigeria.
Shebeshxt's lawyer argued that doing so would suggest he was guiding the witness through his testimony.
Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada approved legislation extending the transitional period for foreign and stateless service members to apply for temporary residence permits from six months to one year.
