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Local brand accused of plagiarising Palestinian designer retracts product

Lima Segi apologises for copying Sarah Musa, who pledged all profits to Palestine.

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Virginia Women and Family Support Center changing lives at the Breaking Cycles conference

by John Reid Yesterday at the Verizon Auditorium in Manassas, messages of hope, inspiration, and connection filled the atmosphere at the Virginia Women and Family Support Center held their annual "Breaking Cycles" conference. The theme was 'A Season of Rest and Healing,' with several messages and activities pertaining to the mission of helping women understand

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Four FGC Yauri Girls Regain Freedom After Two Years In Captivity

Four FGC Yauri Girls Regain Freedom After Two Years In Captivity
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FORCED TO WED: Inside the horror-filled world of Nigerian schoolgirls abandoned in captivity

June 17, 2021, remains the day the students of Federal Government College (FGC) Birnin-Yauri, Kebbi state, would never forget in a hurry.

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Cash scarcity cripples POS business in Abuja - National Accord Newspaper

Scarcity of cash has crippled Point of Sales (POS) centres in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) while the few operators with cash now charge between N200 and N300 per N1,000.

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