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Article 'Full List: New Service Chiefs Appointed by Tinubu in Security Shake-up'- Nigeria News
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As 2027 Looms, Kwankwaso’s Denial Adds to Political Chessboard UncertaintyStill this may not be true because it's not clear when he made the rejection
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Akpabio Seeks to Erase Akpoti’s Sarcasm—But Does the Message Linger?That "apology" stung, and they know it
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Federal High Court orders the eviction of Emir Sanusi II from the Kano Palace, following a motion filed by deposed Emir Aminu Bayero. Amidst legal...
Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Tuggar unveils the reasons behind delayed ambassador appointments, citing financial constraints inherited by the...
Conflicting court orders have plunged the eviction of dethroned Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II into legal turmoil, with a federal court ordering his...
Federal High Court in Kano grants the interim injunction, shielding Emir Aminu Ado Bayero from law enforcement action. The ruling preserves...
The Senate has pardoned and recalled Senator Abdul Ahmed Ningi, suspended in March 2024 over budget padding allegations. The recall, initiated by...
Middle East
Palestinian Statehood Gains Momentum as Spain, Norway, and Ireland Join Recognition Efforts
Spain and Norway's recognition of Palestine, with Ireland soon to follow, marks a diplomatic shift amidst the Gaza conflict fallout. This...
The Nigerian Senate's approval of a bill to revert to the old national anthem has sparked debates, with some praising its emotional resonance...
The Nigerian Senate has approved a bill to reintroduce the old national anthem, 'Nigeria, We Hail Thee,' following a report from the judiciary...