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William Apess And The Plea For Mashpee Sovereignty

William Apess (1798-1839) was a Pequot Indian, a Methodist preacher and a widely celebrated writer who fought alongside the Mashpee Wampanoag to regain their sovereignty and rights to their ancestral

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National Assembly gets new Clerk

The National Assembly Service Commission named Sani Tambuwal as acting clerk to succeed Ojo Amos who will be proceeding on retirement in February.

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Gbaja appoints new aides -- after resignation of appointees seeking elective offices

Femi Gbajabiamila, speaker of the house of representatives, has appointed Olanrewaju Wasiu as his chief of staff.

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Kaduna State has not been renamed to Zazzau State, says govt

The Kaduna State Government has dismissed the media report claiming that the state has been renamed as Zazzau State. | Pulse Nigeria

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N'assembly clerk: Nigeria fast losing its youths to wealth obsession

N'assembly clerk: Nigeria fast losing its youths to wealth obsession
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