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Tunji Ajibade Published 18 June 2021Worried about the deteriorating security situation in the nation, a university professor and friend asked me a question: “With Buhari as President, why is the security situation what it is?” He regularly asks me questions because he wants to hear the view of a journalist with a background in Political Science. This time, my initial response was, “The situation can’t be different from what it is because we...

The youngest brother of Mundi Sawadjaan, alleged brains of the 2020 Jolo twin blasts, was among the Abu Sayyaf Group members killed in a firefight with state forces in Sulu, the military said on Sunday.

Uncertain how firm the group’s commitments will be on coronavirus vaccines Leaders mingled with Queen Elizabeth II at a royal reception on their first evening Updated 13 June 2021 June 13, 2021 06:46 FALMOUTH, England: The Group of Seven leaders aim to end their first summit in two years with a punchy set of promises Sunday, including vaccinating the world against coronavirus, making huge corporations pay their fair share of taxes and tackling climate change with a blend of technology and mo...

4 Abu Sayyaf extremists killed in Jolo

In a report, the Indian Public Health Association (IPHA) and the Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine (IAPSM) said that vaccine supply to the rural primary healthcare institutions should be prioritised

KOTA KINABALU: Abu Sayyaf sub commander Injam Yadahm, who is linked to cross-border kidnappings in Sabah has been killed by Philippines security forces.

Sen. Steve Daines on Friday heard more information on what he described as “an untold story" about counterdrug efforts in Montana.

Undeterred by a rare health condition early in life, Nevada Air Guard 1st Lt. Caleena Longworth is now on the front line of health care in southern...

Imperial Valley News Pressing all envelopes

New Delhi [India], June 11 (ANI): A group of public health experts, including doctors from AIIMS and members from the national task force on COVID-19, has recommended that there is no need to vaccinate people who had documented COVID-19 infection and underlined that mass, indiscriminate, and incomplete vaccination can also trigger the emergence of mutant strains.