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Katsina deploys 238 tricycle ambulances to boost rural healthcare access - Punch Newspapers
File: Katsina State Governor, Dikko Radda.
Special Edition: Extraordinary Tomi
One man has the superpower of finding the extraordinary in ordinary people, and his name is, Jackson Hughes.
'Strictly adult entertainment': Celebrating 50 years of The Muppets
It's been 50 years since The Muppet Show hit TV screens around the world. For one Australian puppeteer, it was the adventure of a lifetime.
Michael Rapaport cheers Macklemore getting dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour, says 'f--- you'
Michael Rapaport celebrated Macklemore being kicked off Ed Sheeran's tour on Monday after the singer repeatedly shouted "Free Palestine" from the stage.
Lindsay Clancy trial sparks new push by Massachusetts governor to support struggling parents
Massachusetts has long been a national leader in expanding access to health care, with one of the lowest uninsured rates in the U.S.
A high school football rule was intended to reduce head injuries. Researchers have discovered a totally different benefit
A high school football rule, introduced 12 years ago to reduce serious head injuries among players, has had an unintended benefit: fewer leg injuries.
Archbishop Paul Gallagher who avoided handing documents to paedophile investigators is promoted
Archbishop Paul Gallagher who avoided handing documents to paedophile investigators is promoted dailymail.co.uk
Georgia Laurie gets a motorcycle ride to visit her twin sister in hospital
Georgia Laurie gets a motorcycle ride to visit her twin sister in hospital dailymail.co.uk
Neena Gupta recalls being fired after makers got Archana Puran Singh: ‘They lied to me’ - The Indian Express
Neena Gupta has been working in Hindi movies since the early 1980s, but despite winning a few notable awards, including the National Film Award, she never got the limelight that she felt she deserved in those days. Since television was in its infancy at the time, Neena also dabbl...
Candidate dies during physical test for U.P. Home Guard recruitment
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The good, the bad and the ugly from Broncos’ loss to Chiefs - Broncos Wire
Well, that was pretty bad. In fact, that was atrocious.
Nigerian govt launches incentives to increase use of maternal, newborn healthcare
Nigerian govt launches incentives to increase use of maternal, newborn healthcare premiumtimesng.com
Lere Paimo counters Pete Edochie, says he started acting in 1958 - Punch Newspapers
Veteran Yoruba actor, Lere Paimo, has countered veteran actor Pete Edochie’s claim about the beginning of his acting career, saying he started acting four years before the Things Fall Apart star. 86-year-old Paimo said he began acting in 1958, while Edochie recently said his acti...
CC Sabathia says Yankees could do a better job helping young players handle the pinstripes: 'Different beast'
CC Sabathia, whose number 52 will be retired by the New York Yankees this month, called it a "different beast" to wear the iconic pinstripes.
Western intelligence warns of Iranian cyber threats targeting dissidents
The United States, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands have warned that Iranian spyware is being used to hunt dissidents living in the West.
Cop used his foot to nudge man lying in street before driving off and leaving him to be hit by another car
A Philadelphia police officer used his foot to nudge a man lying in the street — and then left him there and drove off — just before a car fatally hit the man.