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NIGERIA'S Educational Research and Development Council (Nerdc) has debunked rumours that Christian religious knowledge (CRK) has been removed from nations schools’ curriculum and replaced with Islamic Arabic Studies.

CANADA'S Supreme Court has ruled that it is legitimate to have sexual intercourse with animals in a landmark case following a suit filed against a British Colombia man who was found innocent of raping his dogs because he did not penetrate them.

IGBO traditional leaders living in the 19 states of northern Nigeria have dismissed suggestions that Ndigbo should leave by October 1 as directed by a coalition of Arewa youth groups who gave them an ultimatum.

FORMER president Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has thrown his weight behind the Fourth Nigerian Direct Diaspora Investment Summit (NDDIS) taking place in London next month and plans to unveil three initiatives at the event.

ZIMBABWEAN sex workers have become so desperate for work in the current harsh economic climate that they have started offering their services for as little as a plate of food in certain parts of the country.

FIFTEEN policemen narrowly escaped death at the farm of former finance minister and secretary to the federal government Chief Olu Falae after it was attacked by Fulani cattle herdsmen over the weekend.

FORMER aviation minister Osita Chidoka has asked the Anambra State governor Willie Obiano to jettison the idea of building an airport in the state as it is not necessary given the availability of other ones nearby.

EKITI State governor Ayo Fayose has formally declared that he will run for presidency in 2019 confident that he can defeat President Muhammadu Buhari in a head-on contest and secure the keys to Aso Rock.

COMMUNITY leaders in the UK led by the Central Association of Nigerians in the UK (Canuk) paid a visit to the Grenfell Tower block in west London to empathise with the victims of the recent fire.

LEICESTER City have emerged as the new favourites to sign Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho from Manchester City during the summer break amid signs that the Foxes have intensified their quest to get the youngster.

Manchester City have revealed that they will let Iheanacho go if a buyer matches their £25m asking price the club has placed on the player. Over the last season, Iheanacho became surplus to requirements after coach Pep Guardiola bought Gabriel Jesus to strengthen his attack.