Only one African country ready for public health emergency – CDC
Nadal confirms Brisbane return ahead of Australian Open
Israel knew about Hamas attack plan a year ago, report reveals
Beyond the runway: Lush Hair steals spotlight at Lagos Fashion Week’s 10th edition
Nico Williams signs three-year contract extension at Athletic Bilbao
Why we need to oil Rotary Foundation – Rotarian Ejezie
Edo 2024: PDP’ll determine Shaibu’s fate – Obaseki
Ronaldo hit with $1 billion lawsuit in US
How I treat young people who call me by name – Shaffy Bello
Nigeria records progress in HIV/AIDS response- Minister
Iran delegates quit COP28 over Israel presence
SAN, Ojukwu kicks over spraying of money at reception
Prioritise education, security like Sen Lamido, NANS urges policymakers
Why I dress like homeless man to studio – Davido
Ethiopian Airlines bars Nigerians from bringing ‘Ghana-Must-Go’ luggage

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With 80,000 attendees, COP28 is largest UN climate summit ever
COP28 is officially the largest ever UN climate summit, with 80,000 participants registered on a list that — for the first time — shows who they work for.
Naira Marley’s credit card was flagged for fraud – EFCC witness
Dein Whyte, an investigator with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC and witness in the ongoing trial of Nigerian singer Azeez Fashola (a.k.a Naira Marley), has revealed that the musician’s credit card was flagged for fraud.
Germany, France set for Under-17 World Cup final rematch
Germany and France are set to clash Saturday in the Under-17 World Cup football final in Indonesia, a rematch of this year’s Euro final in the category the Germans won on penalties.
Super Eagles can’t make impact at AFCON 2024 – PFAN boss, Jalla
The Chairman, Professional Footballers Association of Nigeria (PFAN) Task Force, Harrison Jalla, has said the Super Eagles of Nigeria cannot make much impact at the 2024 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Cote D’Ivoire, as they lack the tactical skills for the tournament.
New Zealand to ban cellphones in schools
Cellphones will be banned in schools across New Zealand, conservative Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Friday, as his fledgling government looks to turn around the country’s plummeting literacy rates.

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