National library not First Lady’s pet project, FG must fund it — ADC
Two suspected cultists shot dead in Delta
6 phones that cost more than a car
DSS arraigns nine suspects over Yelwata, Plateau killings, other offences
Putin vows to continue Ukraine war if peace deal not reached
Salah faults comparison of exited, new Liverpool players
‘Don’t travel through dangerous routes,’ rescued Libya returnee warns youths
Police arrest 5,936 suspects, recover firearms in nationwide crackdown on gunrunning
Customs generates ₦3.7trn in first half of 2025
Michael Ibe bags 2025 Icon of Peace Award
Anambra electoral commission fixes August 29 for council poll
Investors: CSOs fault Sowore’s response to Tinubu remarks
U.S. donates $32.5m to WFP for food aid in Nigeria

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FG reaffirms commitment to economic benefits of adaptation plan
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Fasawe urges women, media to lead climate action
Nigeria on Wednesday marked its first-ever World Decarbonisation Day with a call for collective responsibility in reducing carbon emissions to safeguard public health and the environment.
Kogi bans graduation ceremonies in primary, secondary, tertiary institutions
Kogi State Government has taken a far-reaching decision in the education sector by outlawing signing-out ceremonies in all tertiary institutions of the state.
Sanwo-Olu marks Blue Line 2nd anniversary with 50% fare slash
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‘Nice guys don’t win’, says Ferdinand after Isak transfer saga
Players should not be vilified for forcing through transfer moves, former England star Rio Ferdinand told AFP on Wednesday following the Alexander Isak saga, adding: “Nice guys don’t win.”
Institute of Negotiators appoints Kunle Yusuff CEO, Hamidu Registrar
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA– THE Institute of Negotiators, Community and Social Development Experts INCOS-DE, has announced the appointment of a new management team to steer the affairs of the organisation. At a meeting held in Abuja, the Board of INCOS-DE confirmed the appointment of Kunle Yusuff, as the Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer, and Dr. Babangida […]
UK imposes new sanctions on Russia over ‘deported’ Ukrainian children
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‘Lagos belongs to Yoruba’, Bwala clarifies ‘no man’s land’ comment
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Xi, Putin, Kim meeting ‘direct challenge’ to international system – EU top diplomat
The presence of the leaders of Russia and North Korea alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping at a massive parade in Beijing Wednesday was part of efforts to build an anti-Western “new world order”, the EU’s foreign policy chief said.

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