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House votes on child marriages

A prominent member of the Nigeria House of Representatives vowed to oppose the enactment of legislation viewed by critics as promoting underage marriages.

Football players get life ban

Nigeria's soccer federation has imposed a life ban from all football-related activities on the players and officials from the clubs involved in two matches that yielded a total of 146 goals.

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NLC threatens to join ASUU strike

23 July 2013, 11:07

The Nigeria Labour Congress has threatened to join the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in solidarity strike.

Foreign airlines ordered out of Lagos airport

23 July 2013, 11:07

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has ordered the foreign airlines operating from the Murtala Mohammed International Airport to move from their offices in order for the international terminal to undergo renovations.

Prince William: We couldn't be happier

23 July 2013, 11:07

Britain's Prince William and Duchess Catherine "could not be happier" following the birth of their son.

Pirates release hijacked oil tanker

23 July 2013, 11:00

Turkey's ambassador to Gabon says pirates have released an oil tanker hijacked last week off the West African country's coast, leaving its 24-member crew unharmed.

Kerry finalising MidEast peace talks team

23 July 2013, 11:08

Secretary of State John Kerry is finalising his team to help shepherd Middle East peace talks and take on the heavy lifting on a day to day basis, says a US official.

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2015: IBB, Abdulasalami meet northern govs

23 July 2013, 10:01

Two former heads of state, Ibrahim Babangida and Abdusalami Abubakar, led four northern governors in a meeting ostensibly to discuss the forthcoming 2015 election.

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