The federal government has planned a delegation to intervene in the deportation order issued against some Nigerian university students by the home office due to tuition payment challenges occasioned by the Naira fluctuations.
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UK: Labour MP Canvas For Votes With Urdu Language Video
That a Labour party UK member of parliament released a campaign video soliciting for votes in the July 4 general elections is not news, what is news however is the fact that the campaign video is was done in Urdu language.
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VATICAN: Pope Francis Apologises For Derogatory Term For Gay Men
The Vatican has apologised following reports that the Pope used extremely derogatory language towards gay men.
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UK: Home Office Order British-born Baby To Leave The Country
A family have had “sleepless nights” after their 13-month-old daughter is being threatened with removal from the UK by the Home Office.
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UK: Nurse Loses Practice License For A Kiss On Pregnant Colleague’s Belly
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ISRAEL GAZA WAR: Ireland, Norway & Spain To Recognise Palestinian State As Israel Recalls Envoys
Ireland, Spain and Norway have announced they will formally recognise a Palestinian state on 28 May, triggering an immediate response from Israel, which recalled its ambassadors from Dublin, Madrid and Oslo, and withholding vital funds from the Palestinian Authority.
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UK: Nigerian University Students Ordered To Leave The Country
Nigerian students have been thrown off university courses and ordered to leave the UK after a currency crisis left them struggling to pay tuition fees on time.
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GAZA: Israel Seizes AP’s Broadcast Equipment Over Accusation Of Sharing Feeds With Banned Al Jazeera
Officials with Israel’s Communications Ministry on the orders of Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi have seize a camera and broadcasting equipment belonging to The Associated Press in southern Israel, accusing the news organization of violating a new media law by providing images to Al Jazeera.
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EU: Temu Faces Legal Action In Europe Over ‘Manipulative Practices’
The Chinese online retailer, Temu is facing a fresh legal complaint filed by 17 companies in the European Union.
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SOUTH AFRICA: Zuma’s Hope Of Returning To Power Dashed In High Court
South Africa’s highest court ruled on Monday that ex-president Jacob Zuma, who stepped down in 2018 amid a swirl of corruption allegations, is ineligible to contest a National Assembly seat in the vote next week.
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