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sky news africa Nigeria extremists still ‘very dangerous,’ says UN official

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Nigeria extremists still ‘very dangerous,’ says UN official

Prince Ebuka - January 22, 2022

sky news africa 30 Nigerian students freed after 7 months

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Official: 30 Nigerian students freed after 7 months

Prince Ebuka - January 9, 2022

sky news africa World Trade Organisation

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Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Emerges WTO DG

Prince Ebuka - October 28, 2020

Sky News Africa Nearly 2,000 inmates freed during attacks on Nigeria prison

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Amnesty: Credible reports protesters shot dead in Nigeria

Prince Ebuka - October 21, 2020

sky news africa WTO: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala makes the run-off

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WTO: Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala makes the run-off

Prince Ebuka - October 19, 2020

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Islamic State group says it killed 5 aid workers in Nigeria

Prince Ebuka - July 24, 2020

skynewsafrica Nigeria coronavirus: 37,225 cases; international flight resumption update

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Nigeria coronavirus: 37,225 cases; international flight resumption update

Prince Ebuka - July 21, 2020

sky news africa American woman freed after being held captive in Nigeria

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American woman freed after being held captive in Nigeria

Prince Ebuka - July 14, 2020

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Suspected jihadists fire on UN aid copter in Nigeria; 2 dead

Prince Ebuka - July 6, 2020

sky news africa Nigeria doctors embark on indefinite strike

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Nigeria doctors embark on indefinite strike

Prince Ebuka - June 15, 2020

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Mass measles vaccination program rolls out in Congo

Mass measles vaccination program rolls out in Congo

March 17, 2019

Western Cape traffic: Road accident death toll rises to alarming 83 fatalities

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December 18, 2018

A rising Nigerian football star, Alex Iwobi’s profile

July 9, 2019

sky news africa Trump moves to limit foreign workers in federal agencies

Trump moves to limit foreign workers in federal agencies

August 4, 2020

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Seven people died and another was seriously injured in a fire which ripped through a building in a wealthy Paris neighbourhood on Monday night, the fire service said. The blaze in the French capital's trendy 16th arrondissement also left 27 people -- including three firefighters -- with minor injuries. "The toll could still increase because the fire is still in progress on the 7th and 8th floors" of the eight-storey block, fire service spokesman Captain Clement Cognon told AFP at the scene. Described by firefighters as a "scene of incredible violence", the blaze started at about 1:00 am (0000 GMT). Its cause is so far unknown. AFP / AFP Map locating a building blaze in Paris where seven people have died overnight Monday Some of those affected scrambled on to nearby roofs to escape the smoke and flames, and needed to be rescued by fire crews. With landmarks including the Trocadero overlooking the Eiffel Tower, Paris Saint-Germain's home stadium the Parc des Princes, the picturesque Bois de Bologne and an array of upmarket shops and restaurants, the area in the capital's southwest is popular with tourists. Captain Cognon added: "We had to carry out many rescues, including some people who had taken refuge on the roofs. Thirty people were evacuated on ladders." At approximately 5:00 am (0400 GMT), fire crews had finished evacuating the block on rue Erlanger but were still fighting the flames. Two adjacent buildings were also evacuated as a precaution and local officials were on site to help find housing for residents who could not go back to their homes. Around 200 firefighters were still at the scene in the early hours of Tuesday, battling the blaze and treating the injured. AFP / Geoffroy VAN DER HASSELT Around 200 firefighters were still at the scene in the early hours of Tuesday, battling the blaze and treating the injured Several streets of the chic neighbourhood were cordoned off by police and fire crews, and an AFP journalist said a strong smell of smoke was in the air. In late December, two women and two girls died from asphyxiation in a fire that broke out in a public housing block in a suburb northeast of Paris. And in January a gas explosion followed by a fire killed four people in the 9th arrondissement.

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Seven dead in Paris building blaze: fire service

Egypt president raises minimum wage, now $116 from $70

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Egypt president raises minimum wage, now $116 from $70

'Warrior' Springboks parade World Cup through streets of Soweto

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Nigeria’s Police boss task officers on free, fair credible election ahead...