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Politics · ThisDay ·Tinubu: We Won’t Surrender to Terrorists, Bandits, We’ll Rout Them, Free Our People
President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to tackling insecurity by defeating terrorists and bandits across the country. He emphasized the government's resolve to eliminate criminal elements and secure the release of captives, asserting that the nation will not yield to the threats posed by these groups.
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Other · The Guardian Nigeria ·
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Politics · ThisDay ·
ADC: Court Begins Accelerated Hearing in Suit against David Mark Leadership Today
A court has commenced an accelerated hearing in a lawsuit challenging the leadership of David Mark within the African Democratic Congress. The legal proceedings, which began today, focus on resolving internal party disputes as the judiciary seeks a fast-tracked conclusion to the ongoing leadership crisis affecting the political organization.
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Sports · Premium Times ·FIFA World Cup 2026: Durable themes in troubled times, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Chidi Anselm Odinkalu explores the persistent themes associated with the 2026 FIFA World Cup amidst various global challenges. The commentary addresses the broader implications of the international football tournament, highlighting its relevance and enduring nature during periods of significant socio-political and economic difficulty across the world.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Supreme Court’s Verdict Restores Nestoil, Neconde’s Control, as Senior International Lenders Move Against FBN Trustees
The Supreme Court has issued a verdict restoring management control of Nestoil and Neconde to their respective entities. Concurrently, international senior lenders have initiated actions against FBN Trustees. The judicial decision marks a significant shift in the legal battle over the administration and financial oversight of these major Nigerian energy companies.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
French Open: Zverev Overcomes Cobolli for First Grand Slam Title
Alexander Zverev secured his inaugural Grand Slam title by defeating Flavio Cobolli at the French Open. The victory represents a major career achievement for the tennis player, who successfully navigated the prestigious tournament in Paris to claim the championship trophy following a competitive match against his opponent.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Injured Ogbu for Scan Today as 22 Eagles Train Ahead Clash with Portugal
Nigerian defender Igoh Ogbu is scheduled for a medical scan following an injury, while twenty-two Super Eagles players have commenced training sessions. The national team is currently intensifying preparations for an upcoming international fixture against Portugal as part of their competitive match schedule.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Adeniyi Courts Diplomats, Top Govt Officials as Customs Expands Global Partnerships, Trade Cooperation
Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, the Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, is engaging with diplomats and senior government officials to strengthen international partnerships. This initiative aims to enhance trade cooperation and foster global alliances, positioning the agency to improve border management and facilitate smoother commercial activities across Nigeria's borders.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Akpe Hails UEFA for Inviting Bayelsa Gov, Pinnick as Special Guests at Champions League Final
Akpe expressed appreciation toward UEFA for extending invitations to the Governor of Bayelsa State and Amaju Pinnick for the Champions League Final. Both individuals will attend the event as special guests, marking a significant representation for Nigeria at the major European football tournament final.
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Politics · The Guardian Nigeria ·
FG to leverage EU’s €59m in tackling illegal fishing across Gulf of Guinea
The Nigerian government is utilizing a 59 million Euro grant from the European Union to address illegal fishing in the Gulf of Guinea. This collaborative effort focuses on enhancing maritime security and monitoring territorial waters to protect regional aquatic resources and ensure the sustainability of the maritime economy.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Gara-Gombe Absolves Gusau of Blames Over Eagles Failure to Qualify for World Cup
Gara-Gombe has defended Ibrahim Gusau regarding the Super Eagles' inability to secure a spot in the FIFA World Cup. The statement suggests that the responsibility for the team's failure to qualify should not be placed on Gusau, despite the national team's disappointing performance during the qualification series.
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Technology · Vanguard ·Data depletion: MTN dismisses manipulation accusations
MTN Nigeria has refuted allegations concerning the deliberate manipulation of customer data to accelerate depletion rates. The telecommunications company addressed concerns raised by subscribers regarding the speed at which their data balances decrease, maintaining that its billing processes are transparent and adhere to industry regulatory standards.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Itemuagbor Hails Okphebolo as Edo Proves Nigeria Safe for Sports
Mike Itemuagbor has commended Monday Okphebolo following the successful hosting of a sports event in Edo State. The official stated that the state's ability to organize the competition effectively demonstrates that Nigeria remains a secure and viable destination for international and domestic sporting activities.
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Politics · The Guardian Nigeria ·
Jonathan, Lumumba task Nigeria, others on resource devt, nuclear energy
Former President Goodluck Jonathan and Professor PLO Lumumba have urged Nigeria and other African nations to prioritize natural resource development and the adoption of nuclear energy. The call focuses on utilizing these sectors to enhance economic stability and address energy needs across the continent's developing economies.
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Business · The Guardian Nigeria ·
CPPE expresses concern over SSB bill passage, urges reconsideration
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise has raised concerns regarding the recent passage of the Sugar-Sweetened Beverages bill. The organization is calling for a reconsideration of the legislation, citing potential negative impacts on the Nigerian business environment and the broader economy.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Chekas United FC Finish Top of Table with 2-0 Victory over Vinod FC, Book Playoff Spot
Chekas United FC secured a playoff spot after finishing at the top of the table following a 2-0 victory against Vinod FC. The win ensures the club's progression to the postseason as they aim for further success in the upcoming matches of the football tournament.
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Business · The Guardian Nigeria ·
Firm seeks govt action, power reforms as energy costs threaten drug production
A pharmaceutical firm has called for urgent government intervention and power sector reforms to address rising energy costs. The company warns that high electricity prices are currently jeopardising the local production of essential drugs, potentially affecting the overall availability and affordability of medicines within the country.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Eriksen Conscious After Collapse in Denmark Friendly with Ukraine
Christian Eriksen is conscious following a collapse during a friendly international football match between Denmark and Ukraine. The Danish midfielder received immediate medical attention on the field before being transported for further treatment. His condition has stabilized after the incident, which occurred during the sporting event between the two national teams.
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Lifestyle · ThisDay ·
‘Unity, Inclusivity, Spirit Behind Ikoyi Club 1938 Sallah Celebrations’
Ikoyi Club 1938 recently held its Sallah celebrations, focusing on the principles of unity and inclusivity among its members. The event highlighted the cultural diversity and shared values within the club during the festive period, fostering a spirit of togetherness across various backgrounds.
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Sports · ThisDay ·
Super Falcons Opt for Intensity against Senegal’s Lionesses
The Super Falcons of Nigeria are preparing to face Senegal's national women's football team with a high-intensity tactical approach. This strategy aims to secure a favorable result in their upcoming encounter as the Nigerian side looks to maintain its competitive performance levels on the continental stage.
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