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The Home Office broke its own rules when British children had to be taken into care after officials arrested their father. The children, aged eight, six and five, were expecting to be collected from school near their home in Manchester by their father, Kenneth Oranyendu, 45, on Friday afternoon but instead social workers took them …
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The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence released to the public a redacted, previously classified memorandum prepared by the Democratic Minority that corrects the record about the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s counterintelligence investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 U.S. elections and links between the Russian government and individuals associated …
The British government led by Theresa May has disclosed that it is cooperating with the Nigerian government towards finding lasting solutions to the Fulani herdsmen menace that continues to plague the country. This is contained in a letter signed by Angela Almona (Whitehall Nigeria Unit) of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The letter was written …
This is a public service announcement to Nigerian kids applying for things at the international level. Some of the things you do wrong have reached epidemic proportions and one has to say something instead of constantly gnashing one's teeth during evaluation. And that is why I am always in Ghana and Nigeria running those workshops …
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Basildon and Southend hospitals rank among highest in region for 'serious incidents' recorded Basildon and Southend hospitals have among the highest number of ‘serious incidents’ recorded, according to new figures. A Freedom of Information request, carried out by Blackwater Law, found that more than 40,000 ‘serious incidents’ had been recorded in 242 NHS Trusts across the …
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