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Massive Protests Erupt Across France Over Living Costs and Police Violence
Hundreds of thousands protest in France against rising living costs and police violence, leading to clashes with police in several cities.
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US Cruise Ship Ends Voyage in Cambodia Amid Rising Fuel Costs
A US cruise ship's lengthy voyage is abruptly halted in Cambodia due to soaring fuel prices, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.
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NITP Calls for Urgent Implementation of Urban Planning Law
The NITP president urges the Nigerian government to enforce urban planning laws to prevent flooding and illegal developments.
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Five Missing After Drilling Platform Sinks Off Gabon Coast
A major offshore drilling platform has sunk off Gabon's southern coast, leaving five individuals unaccounted for.
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Ondo Signs MoU for Five Electric Buses, Charging Stations in Akure
The Ondo State Government has signed an agreement with ADMINSERV Limited to introduce five electric buses and charging stations in Akure. The proposed ₦900 million pilot project aims to reduce commuting costs, improve public transport and support the adoption of alternative-energy vehicles.
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Former Delta Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan Dies at 71
Former Delta State Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan has died at 71. His family announced his passing on October 19, paying tribute to his life, public service and contributions to the state.
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Transport Costs: FG Targets One Million CNG-Powered Vehicles
The Federal Government has renewed its target of deploying one million CNG-powered vehicles nationwide, directing officials to expand refuelling infrastructure and vehicle conversion programmes to help reduce transport costs.
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Tinubu Approves Lifetime Salaries for Retired Immigration Chiefs, Tunji-Ojo Says
Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo says Tinubu has approved lifetime salaries for retired Comptrollers-General and Deputy Comptrollers-General of Immigration. He also cites promotion, recruitment and allowance changes as part of the administration’s efforts to improve personnel welfare.
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Tragedy Strikes as School Roof Collapse Claims 34 Lives in Peshawar
A school roof collapse in Peshawar, Pakistan, has resulted in the deaths of 34 children, prompting demands for justice from grieving families.
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Bend, Oregon Community Unites in Grief After School Shooting
The community of Bend, Oregon, comes together to mourn the victims of a tragic school shooting that has deeply affected the local population.
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Tinubu Orders Rescue of Kidnap Victims, Elimination of Terrorist Camps Nationwide
President Bola Tinubu has directed security agencies to intensify operations against kidnappers, terrorists and bandits and rescue all abducted persons, according to Defence Minister Christopher Musa. The President also wants security agencies to ensure a safe and neutral environment for the January 2027 elections.
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Rivers Gas Pipeline Explosion Injures at Least 20, Damages 50 Houses
At least 20 people were reportedly injured after a gas pipeline explosion in Aleto, Eleme Local Government Area of Rivers State, on October 15. About 50 houses, shops, vehicles and other property were affected. Residents allege that warnings about a pipeline leak were made before the incident. NNPC Limited has confirmed the explosion and says its subsidiary has isolated the affected pipeline section while coordinating an assessment with regulators and security agencies.
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