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Trump’s Latest Assault on Free Press Is Typical

By Katharine VinerAmerican President Donald Trump’s disdain for the free press has long been obvious, and his second term, as predicted , has been characterised by threats, assaults, bans...

Umahi Hails Tinubu’s Equitable Infrastructure Allocation For Nigerians

Abakaliki, Nigeria - The Minister of Works, Sen. David Umahi, has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for what...

Trump’s ICC Sanctions Face Fresh Legal Challenge

Eight amicus briefs have been filed by human rights groups, former US officials, bar associations and legal experts...

Mark Doyle: Africa Loses Another Friend And Quintessential Journalist

By Paul Ejime British journalist Mark Doyle is on record as one of the outstanding, but very few, “engendered...

A call for an independent review of Operation Rainbow….

A call for an independent review of Operation Rainbow as allegations of attacks on Fulani communities deepen By: Zagazola...
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RTEAN won’t agree with extortions of members by LASG–President

The leadership of the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN) on Monday insisted that it would not agree with the alleged extortions of its members by the Lagos State Government through its constituted Caretaker Committee for the association.

How Naira fell, economy bled under Emefiele – Idimogu

Honourable Jude Idimogu,  a former lawmaker in the Lagos State House of Assembly, has hailed the suspension of Mr Godwin Emefiele as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) by President Bola Tinubu.

Nigeria pilgrim returns $80,000 she found to Saudi Arabian owner

Aishatu y’an Guru Nahuce, a Nigerian pilgrim from Bungudu Local Government Area in Zamfara State has returned $80,000 (about N56 million) she found to the owner in Saudi Arabia.

Mosan Okunola LCDA taxes Gowon Estate new EXCO on Dev

The Mosan Okunola, Local Council Development Area has urged Gowon Estate North, Community Development Association (CDA), to mobilise the community to achieve it desired needs.

At least 100,000 children affected by Morocco earthquake – UNICEF

UNICEF says initial reports indicate that approximately 100,000 children have been impacted by the powerful earthquake that struck Morocco late on Friday night - the strongest seismic event to hit the Kingdom since 1960.

Over 80 tonnes of UNICEF medical supplies arrive in Kabul

More than 80 tonnes of UNICEF medical supplies arrived in Kabul yesterday, including medicines, medical equipment, as well as midwifery and surgical kits, for children, pregnant women, and families following several devastating earthquakes in Herat, western Afghanistan.
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