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[VIDEO]-Boko Haram claims abducted Yobe schoolgirls safe

Boko Haram militants have confirmed that the over 100 school girls from Yobe state abducted last week are safe and would not be harmed in anyway.

Surge in robbery cases, Ghana launches special operation

Ghana's government has announced major measures to deal with the surge in armed robbery cases which have created fear among citizens.

Burkina Faso: Gunfire and explosion erupt in capital

Gunfire and an explosion have erupted in the capital of Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou with witnesses saying they have seen armed men opening fire near the army headquarters and the French embassy.

Nigeria: 4 aid workers killed in Boko Haram attack

Four aid workers were killed in a Boko Haram attack in Rann, in northeast Nigeria, the UN said on Friday, in the latest violence to hit the remote town.

Ghana hit by Lassa Fever, one death recorded

Health officials in Ghana have confirmed cases of Lassa Fever at one of its major health facility called the Tema General Hospital, not far from the capital city, Accra.

Campaign to stop sex abuse in Ghana’s schools launched

A campaign has been launched in Ghana to end sex abuse in schools after series of media reports over the past six months detailing horrific experiences of students who are harassed and molested sexually by their teachers.

10 million Boko Haram victims in need of aid

The United Nations has said that more than 10 million people who have fallen victim to Boko Haram attacks are in dire need of aid in Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger.

Buhari endorsed by his party for second term

Nigeria's President,Muhammadu Buhari has received the backing of his party's national executive committee to seek re-election in next year's elections.

Nigeria launches probe into Boko Haram school abduction

The Nigerian government on Tuesday announced that it has launched an investigation into the abduction of schoolgirls from the Yobe state.

Nigerian parents pay for their kids to acquire British accent

Nigerian parents are reported to be paying between $28 and $70 in extra fees for their children to acquire British accent.

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