
Teacher Turns Herself In After Boy's Death in Anambra
Mrs Dim Ebere, a teacher in Anambra, has surrendered to police after a boy died from injuries caused by flogging. She is now in custody as investigations continue.
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Mrs Dim Ebere, a teacher in Anambra, has surrendered to police after a boy died from injuries caused by flogging. She is now in custody as investigations continue.

MOPO has signed a $75 million deal to expand its battery rental services in Nigeria. The project aims to improve electricity access for those in need.

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