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Lancaster Stormers bolster pitching staff with 2 additions - Vimarsana News

Lancaster Stormers bolster pitching staff with 2 additions

The team signed left-hander Brady Tedesco and right-hander Jackson Rees, according to manager Ross Peeples.

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Security intensified around Supreme Court ahead of judgement in Kano, 6 other governorship disputes - Vimarsana News

Security intensified around Supreme Court ahead of judgement in Kano, 6 other governorship disputes

The Supreme Court of Nigeria Complex in the Three Arms zones of Abuja is under heavy security ahead of the judgment in the Kano State governorship

Aso Villa and Aso Rock: Twin Symbols of Nigerian Power - Vimarsana News

Aso Villa and Aso Rock: Twin Symbols of Nigerian Power

The imposing Aso Rock symbolizes Aso Villa Nigerian power, triumph, and unwavering fortitude. Aso Rock is a single massive rock formation.

Shared heritage of archaeological sites in the North and East - Opinion - Vimarsana News

Shared heritage of archaeological sites in the North and East - Opinion

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Presidential poll: Heavy security as tribunal decides Atiku, Obi's petitions against Tinubu - Vimarsana News

Presidential poll: Heavy security as tribunal decides Atiku, Obi's petitions against Tinubu

Supporters of the petitioners have been exchanging brickbats online even as they expressed optimism that the ruling would favour their candidates