Nigerian universities’ scientists discover vaccine for COVID-19, APC reacts to Obaseki’s PDP move and more
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19 June 2020 |
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- APC
- banks
- Bayern
- Boko Haram
- book
- Borno
- Cash Reserve Ratio
- CBN
- centre
- Court
- COVID-19
- debits
- Defection
- DPR
- Farmers
- farms
- Fauci
- FG
- Fighters
- Ganduje
- Kano
- Leroy Sane
- Man City
- Military
- neutralises
- NFL
- Nigeria
- Nigerian
- Nigerian universities
- Obaseki
- pandemic
- PDP
- pest control
- pig
- Poverty
- price
- pump
- Scientists
- striker
- Swine fever
- Terrorists
- Total global
- Trump
- vaccine
- violation
- War
- Yola
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