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The Kennedy Center has begun removing Donald Trump's name following a court ruling. This decision represents a significant setback for Trump's efforts to maintain his presence in official spaces.
Ghana has officially protested against Canada's visa ban on footballer Thomas Partey, which prevents him from participating in the World Cup. The Ghanaian government is seeking a resolution to this issue ahead of the tournament.
Families of 13 kidnapped passengers, including a baby, are urgently seeking assistance after 60 days without news. They have appealed to the government and security agencies for intensified rescue efforts.
The Defence Headquarters is mourning the death of General Rabe Abubakar, who died in captivity. They have pledged to enhance operations against criminal elements in response to this tragedy.
The Adamawa local government election faced low voter turnout and was marked by the absence of the governor. Despite this, the PDP has taken an early lead in the election results.
Former Ondo State Commissioner for Works, Chief Erastus Akeju, has passed away at the age of 88. His death has prompted mourning from Senator and APC leaders, highlighting his legacy.
Former Head of State General Yakubu Gowon emphasized the importance of unity and respect amidst Nigeria's diverse opinions. He urged citizens to embrace their differences rather than allow them to divide the nation.
A lawyer has expressed concerns regarding a special sitting of the Court of Appeal in Shendam, Plateau State. The situation raises questions about the implications for legal proceedings in the region.
Nigeria has unveiled a four-year strategy aimed at revitalizing the Super Eagles for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The plan emphasizes the need for strong leadership in Nigerian football to harness the team's potential for success.
Greenland glaciers are releasing four times more icebergs than usual, significantly impacting sea levels and the Arctic environment. This alarming trend highlights the urgent need for climate action.
The crisis within the NDC has been resolved, according to Dickson, though challenges still persist. Allegations of manipulation during the party's primaries contributed to the tension.
The Abia APC has praised President Tinubu for his significant reforms aimed at national development. They are calling on citizens to support these initiatives for long-term stability and growth.
Nigeria is at risk of a rise in tuberculosis cases due to a shortage of treatment and diagnostic supplies. The National Empowerment for People Living with HIV/AIDS (NEPWHAN) has raised alarms about the severe threat to patients' lives.
Dr. Kelechi Anosike, the PDP gubernatorial candidate for Abia State, has promised to improve local governance and enhance rural security. His agenda aims to address key issues in the state ahead of the 2027 elections.
Professor Iyokwe Otinche has urged the Nigerian government to take action against the rising insurgency threatening the nation. His call highlights the urgent need for effective security measures to ensure public safety.
South Africa's reputation is suffering due to ongoing xenophobia, impacting African immigrants. The situation is becoming increasingly urgent as a critical date approaches for these communities.
Chief Sunny Onuesoke argues that large foreign reserves do not necessarily indicate a country's socio-economic health. He emphasizes the need for a broader assessment of economic well-being beyond just financial reserves.
Over 2,180 individuals from disability communities in six states and the FCT will receive training in climate-smart agriculture. This initiative aims to empower these communities and enhance their agricultural practices.
The Borno State Government has reintegrated 720 former Boko Haram fighters into their communities after they completed a rehabilitation and deradicalisation programme The post Borno reintegrates 720 ex-Boko Haram fighters, says nearly 10,000 rehabilitated under programme appeared...
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder of a Kogi university student. They are now in the custody of law enforcement for further investigation and potential prosecution.
Kebbi State is planning to establish a new Police Mobile Force base in Zuru to enhance security and tackle banditry. Governor Dr. Nasir Idris is leading this initiative to strengthen law enforcement in the region.
The DSS has successfully intercepted a large stockpile of weapons in Kano, arresting a courier destined for a bandit leader in Zamfara. This operation marks a significant step in combating arms trafficking in the region.
Seventeen farmers were killed and several others injured by suspected bandits in Goran Namaye, Zamfara State. This tragic incident heightens concerns regarding food security in the region.
Ghana has officially protested Canada's decision to deny a World Cup visa to player Thomas Partey, calling it 'unfair.' This comes as Partey faces rape charges in Britain.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has advocated for the creation of a National Adire Association to promote Nigeria's textile industry. This initiative aims to diversify the economy and reduce reliance on oil.
Borno State Governor, Prof. Babagana Zulum, reflects on his seven years in office during his final Democracy Day address. He promises to continue working towards lasting peace and prosperity for the state.
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Anambra State is modernizing its legislative processes through digitalization. Speaker Somtochukwu Udeze announced efforts to enhance legislative operations in the state.
The Katsina State governor identified poverty, displacement, climate change, and youth unemployment as some of the root causes fueling insecurity. Governor Dikko Umar Radda has extended a fresh appeal to bandits operating across Katsina State, urging them to lay down their arms, ...
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