November 12, 2020

Robbers attack bullion van in Lagos, cart away cash⁣, Gombe uncovers N1.48bn, 265 hidden accounts⁣

Here are a few reasons to pick up a copy of The Guardian on Friday. Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Friday.⁣…

4 years ago

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India: Why Delhi keeps breathing toxic air every winter

The air in India's capital region becomes very polluted every winter. Vehicular and industrial pollutants, crop burning, and weather conditions cause the problem. Despite numerous initiatives, the problem has persisted.…

4 years ago

News·World

Joe Biden picks longtime aide Ron Klain as chief of staff

US President-elect Joe Biden has named longtime adviser Ron Klain as his chief of staff. Previously, Klain served in the same role for two former vice presidents — Al Gore and Biden…

4 years ago

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PlayStation 5 launches, sparking Xbox sales battle

Eager gamers pick-up their PlayStation 5 orders from stores in Sydney but due to Covid-19 all consoles were sold through pre-orders and most delivered directly to people's homes. As a result the…

4 years ago

Business·News

Ministry of justice earmarks N2billion for civil litigation

The Ministry of justice earmarks N2billion for civil litigation…

4 years ago

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NUC approves Science And Technology University for Kogi State

NUC approves Science And Technology University for Kogi State…

4 years ago

National·News

America and the world: Foreign policy challenges for Biden-Harris

US President-elect Joe Biden has spoken to the leaders of European allies, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Many European leaders have expressed hopes that relations with the US can be repaired under…

4 years ago

News·World

Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra ousted by Congress on corruption charges

Martin Vizcarra stands accused of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes. While he rejects the allegations, he has said he will not fight the impeachment and step down immediately.…

4 years ago

News·World

Dutch authorities try to remove ‘whale tail’ metro

Authorities near the Dutch the city of Rotterdam are trying to remove a metro train from the tracks after it was saved from crashing to the ground by a large sculpture of…

4 years ago

News·World

Scottish oil city tests world’s first hydrogen double-decker buses

The Scottish city of Aberdeen, famous for building its economy on North Sea oil, is preparing to launch a fleet of 15 of the world's first double decker hydrogen powered buses onto…

4 years ago

News·World

November 12, 2020

Robbers attack bullion van in Lagos, cart away cash⁣, Gombe uncovers N1.48bn, 265 hidden accounts⁣

India: Why Delhi keeps breathing toxic air every winter

Joe Biden picks longtime aide Ron Klain as chief of staff

PlayStation 5 launches, sparking Xbox sales battle

Ministry of justice earmarks N2billion for civil litigation

NUC approves Science And Technology University for Kogi State

America and the world: Foreign policy challenges for Biden-Harris

Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra ousted by Congress on corruption charges

Dutch authorities try to remove ‘whale tail’ metro

Scottish oil city tests world’s first hydrogen double-decker buses

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