Kanu condemns killing of soldiers by IPOB
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Three hospitalised after smoking contaminated cigarettes in Germany
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Congresses: PDP extends deadline for sale of forms
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Plateau: University student among three dead in Jos-Bukuru clash
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Loved ones search for missing as hajj death toll passes 900
Friends and family searched for missing hajj pilgrims on Wednesday as the death toll at the annual rituals, which were carried out in scorching heat, surged past 900. Relatives scoured hospitals and