Kiki, Harlem Shake, Fortnite And Other Dance Moves That Went Viral
Image copyright Getty Images/PA "Kiki do you love me?" asks Drake on In My Feelingsa track (and quote) that's taking social media by storm. As one of
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FBI Apprehends 34 Nigerians Over Alleged Cyber Fraud
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has arrested at the least 34 Nigerians for allegedly defrauding companies and U.S. residents of a number of tens of millions
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AMCON Seeks Support For Human Capital, Tech Development
Managing Director, AMCON, Ahmed Kuru Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has called for the support of the present leadership in sustaining the impr
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Chinese Villager's 'pet Dog' Turns Out To Be A Bear
A Chinese villager reportedly raised an endangered black bear at home believing it was a dog. Mr Yang, from southern China's Yun Province, claimed he found the
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Kim Jong-un's Brother Told A Friend 'my Life Is In Danger'
Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, told a friend his life was in danger six months before he was assassinated, a court heard.
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Victoria's Secret Model Blasted For 'Lunar New Year’ Post
One of the world's highest-paid supermodels has been under fire after posting 'Happy Lunar New Year' instead of 'Happy Chinese New Year' on her Instagram accoun
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Harry Harris Says US Must Be Prepared For War With China
The Navy admiral set to be the next US ambassador to Australia has warned Congress that China's military might is growing at such a pace that it could soon riva
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China's Militarisation Of The South China Sea Revealed
Beijing's militarisation of the South China Sea has been revealed in new aerial photos obtained by a newspaper in the Philippines. In what the news organization
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North Korea Earned $200m From Banned Exports In 2017
North Korea's complete disregard for United Nations sanctions earned the country nearly $200 million by exporting ban commodities in just nine months last year.
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Woman Accused Of Kim Jong-nam Death Paid To Do Pranks
The two women charged with assassinating Kim Jong-Un's brother had been paid to carry out 'pranks' in public by a suspected North Korean agent in the weeks befo
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