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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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Police warn against planned nationwide protest

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) on Sunday warned against a proposed nationwide protest, warning that it is Ill-timed and mischievous. There are indications that the...

Mining Consultant tasks firms on community social responsibilities

Abakaliki, Nigeria - A Mining Consultant, Mr Dennis Igwe, has urged mining firms in the country to be alive to their social responsibilities to...

Bende LGA Ohanaeze  Ndi Igbo Chapter inaugurated

The 20-member executive of Ohanaeze Ndi Igbo, Bende LGA Chapter of Abia State, has been inaugurated with a charge to the new executive to...

Ukraine Seeks More Western Air defence Help, NATO Tightens Security

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy appealed to leaders of the Group of Seven nations on Tuesday for more air defence capabilities.

Police mobilise 310,973 officers for 2023 elections in Nigeria – IGP

The Inspector-General of Police (I-G), Mr Alkali Usman, says no fewer than 310, 973 personnel of the Nigeria Police  will be deployed for the forthcoming elections.

Court to rule in Kanu’s case against DSS July 20

A Federal High Court Sitting in Abuja has fixed the July 20 for ruling on the application filed by the counsel for Nnamdi Kanu asking the court to compel the Department Of State Services (DSS) to allow him access a medical doctor of his choice.
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