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Politics · The Punch ·Things to know about Obi, Kwankwaso’s new party, NDC
Prominent Nigerian politicians Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso have reportedly formed or joined a new political platform known as the National Democratic Coalition. The emergence of this group marks a significant shift in the country's political landscape as key opposition figures align ahead of future electoral cycles.
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Business · Daily Post ·Juicyway Approved Across 48 US States, Strengthening Its Africa-America Payment Infrastructure
Juicyway has secured regulatory approval to operate in 48 states across the United States. This expansion aims to enhance the company's financial infrastructure for payments between Africa and America, facilitating smoother cross-border transactions and strengthening its presence in the international fintech market.
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Sports · Leadership News ·NLO Suspends Fire Service FC Players, Official For Referee Assault
The Nationwide League One management has suspended several Fire Service FC players and a team official following an assault on a referee during a recent match. This disciplinary action aims to address misconduct and ensure the safety of match officials within the Nigerian football league structure.
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Politics · Premium Times ·17 Reps dump ADC for NDC as crisis deepens, one joins APC
Seventeen members of the Nigerian House of Representatives have defected from the African Democratic Congress to the National Democratic Congress amid an intensifying internal party crisis. Additionally, one other lawmaker has moved to the All Progressives Congress, marking a significant shift in legislative alignment as political tensions within the ADC continue to grow.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Why I Avoided Dating In School — Ayra Starr
Nigerian singer Ayra Starr has explained her decision to refrain from romantic relationships during her school years. She indicated that her focus remained on other priorities throughout her education. This disclosure offers a perspective on the artist's personal life and background prior to her rise to prominence in the Nigerian music scene.
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Politics · Vanguard ·DSS: Judgment against us a travesty, dangerous precedent – SERAP
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has responded to statements from the Department of State Services regarding a recent court ruling. The security agency categorized the judicial decision against it as a significant error and a risky example for the legal system, leading to further debate on judicial authority.
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Health · Vanguard ·Cross River is COVID-19 free – Commissioner
The Commissioner for Health in Cross River State has announced that the state is currently free of COVID-19 cases. This official declaration confirms that there are no active infections within the territory, according to the state's health monitoring and reporting systems.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
JUST-IN: ADC Loses 18 Reps Members As 17 Defect To NDC, 1 Joins APC
Eighteen members of the African Democratic Congress in the House of Representatives have defected from the party. Seventeen of these lawmakers joined the National Democratic Congress, while one member moved to the All Progressives Congress. The development marks a significant shift in the legislative representation of the political parties involved.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Ex-running mate attacks Peter Obi for defections, speaks on his rumoured joint ticket with Kwankwaso
A former vice-presidential candidate has criticized Peter Obi regarding the defection of members from their political party. The individual also addressed ongoing speculation concerning a potential joint ticket with Rabiu Kwankwaso for future elections, providing clarification on the rumored alliance between the two prominent Nigerian political figures.
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World · Vanguard ·‘Devastating’ response awaits any Strait of Hormuz attack – US warns Iran
The United States government has issued a formal warning to Iran regarding potential military actions in the Strait of Hormuz. American officials stated that any attacks in the strategic waterway will result in a significant retaliatory response. This communication highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions and the importance of international shipping lanes in the region.
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Politics · Daily Post ·IGP directs CPs to audit arms, ammunition in their commands, make contacts public
The Inspector General of Police has ordered Commissioners of Police to perform detailed audits of arms and ammunition within their commands. Additionally, the IGP directed these officials to release their contact details to the public to improve responsiveness and transparency in security operations across the federation.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Wema Bank Restates Digital Banking Leadership As ALAT Clocks 9
Wema Bank has reaffirmed its position as a leader in Nigeria's digital banking sector as its digital platform, ALAT, marks its ninth anniversary. The financial institution highlighted its commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions while celebrating the milestone achieved by the digital bank since its launch in 2017.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
JUST IN: I think ADC is dead, says Akpabio
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has expressed his view regarding the status of the African Democratic Congress. The legislative leader suggested that the political organization has lost its relevance within the Nigerian political landscape, effectively describing the party as inactive during a recent public engagement in the country.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Defamation: Court orders SERAP to pay N100m, apologise to two DSS operatives
A Nigerian court has directed the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project to pay 100 million Naira and issue an apology to two Department of State Services operatives. The order follows a defamation lawsuit filed against the organization by the security officials regarding previous claims made by the group.
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Sports · Leadership News ·
Dayo Israel Urges Nigerian Youth To Embrace Sport As Path To Success
Dayo Israel has encouraged young Nigerians to consider sports as a viable means of achieving professional success and personal development. The call aims to highlight the potential of the athletic industry in providing career opportunities and fostering discipline among the youth population across the country.
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Politics · Daily Post ·‘I think ADC is dead’ – Akpabio reacts to defections
Senate President Godswill Akpabio recently commented on the status of the African Democratic Congress following a series of defections. He expressed the view that the political party has become inactive or non-existent as a result of members switching affiliations to other organizations within the country's political system.
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Politics · Vanguard ·2027: Obi, Kwankwaso exit pushes ADC to breaking point
The African Democratic Congress is currently experiencing internal challenges as the party prepares for the 2027 general elections. The departure of prominent political figures Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso has reportedly brought the organization to a critical juncture, affecting its strategic positioning and internal stability within the Nigerian political landscape.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Letter to the Editor: Terror drug ‘Captagon’ and its threat to national security
A letter to the editor highlights the risks associated with Captagon, a stimulant drug often linked to insurgent groups. The piece outlines how the distribution and consumption of this substance pose significant threats to Nigeria's national security framework, urging authorities to take proactive measures against its spread.
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Politics · Daily Post ·APC settles for direct primaries in Benue — National Vice Chairman
The All Progressives Congress has opted for the direct primary mode to select its candidates in Benue State. The party’s National Vice Chairman confirmed this decision, which allows all registered members to participate in the voting process. This move establishes the framework for the upcoming internal elections within the state chapter.
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World · Vanguard ·UN says reports of extrajudicial killings in Mali ‘gravely concerning’
The United Nations has expressed serious concern regarding reports of extrajudicial killings in Mali. The global organization highlighted the deteriorating human rights situation in the West African nation, urging authorities to investigate the allegations. These developments come amid ongoing security challenges and international scrutiny of military operations within the country.
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