Akpabio urges state assemblies to strengthen oversight for better governance
He called for continuous investment in the development of Nigeria by the citizens.
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Four killed as protesters clash with security forces over Paul Biya’s re-election in Cameroon
Protests erupted across Cameroon on Sunday following the announcement of President Paul Biya’s re-election, with four people reportedly shot dead in
2026 World Cup: FIFA begins second phase of ticket sales
FIFA has officially launched the second phase of ticket sales for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, putting over one million additional tickets up …
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Tension as drug barons ambush NDLEA operatives in gun battle
Drug barons ambushed a combined team of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) and Army personnel in a gun battle at Ukpuje town, Edo State.
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INEC under Mahmoud Yakubu national disgrace
Founder of Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc and Anap Foundation, Atedo Peterside, has said that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, under Prof
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Mexican journalist who covered drug cartels murdered
A Mexican journalist who covered drug trafficking has been murdered, officials told AFP on Monday, the latest casualty in a country notoriously dangerous for reporters.
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UI’s first female professor of Political Science dies at 65
The University of Ibadan first female professor of Political Science, Professor Aituaje Irene Pogoson is dead. She was 65. The Department of Political Science, Faculty of The Social Sciences, University of Ibadan (UI), confirmed her demise. She was the immediate past Head of Department (HOD) of Political Science. In March 2024, Prof. Pogoson delivered the
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NHRC records over 370,000 human rights complaints in Sept
73,167 complaints were received from the North-West, 69,973 from North-East, 153,967 from the North-Central, 13,962 from the South-West, 46,409 from the South-East and 14,144 complaints were
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ADC to FG: Food price drop artificial, result of import waivers
The party further faulted the government’s claim that no imported food had been released into the market, asking why food was being
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