The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institute has presented a joint award for the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine to Mary E.
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The Nigerian Senate is set to debate a motion aimed at countering what it describes as a “dangerous and misleading narrative” portraying Nigeria’s security crisis as a targeted “Christian genocide.” The motion, titled “Urgent Need to Correct Misconceptions Regarding the Purported ‘Christian Genocide’ Narrative in Nigeria and International Communities,” was sponsored by Senator Mohammed Ali
The Nigerian Senate is set to debate a motion aimed at countering what it describes as a “dangerous and misleading narrative” portraying Nigeria’s security crisis as a targeted “Christian genocide.” The motion, titled “Urgent Need to Correct Misconceptions Regarding the Purported ‘Christian Genocide’ Narrative in Nigeria and International Communities,” was sponsored by Senator Mohammed Ali
