Fermin Lopez brace hands Barcelona win at Slavia Prague
Ikorodu LG Chair, Ladega, bags Master’s degree
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Monaco’s Nigerian forward, Ilenikhena breaks Kanu’s UCL record
Final bow of ‘Prof’ Dan Agbese (1944-2025)
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Gov AbdulRazaq suspends KwaraPoly rector over students protest
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Trump says agreed ‘framework’ for US deal over Greenland
UCL: Atletico frustrated to 1-1 draw away at Galatasaray

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Insecurity hits all faiths, not a religious war — Presidency insists
The Presidency on Wednesday dismissed claims that Nigeria’s insecurity is driven by religious targeting, insisting that violence across the country affects people of all faiths and should not be framed as a religious war.
FCCPC begins clampdown on digital money lenders
The Director of Corporate Affairs, FCCPC, Mr Ondaje Ijagwu, in a circular on Wednesday in Abuja, said that the commission had removed such operators from its list of approved digital lenders.
Protest rocks INEC HQ over Warri re-delineation
A calm but resolute protest by the Warri Indigenous Women Forum on Wednesday drew attention to the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abuja, as the women accused the Commission of carrying out a re-delineation exercise they say threatens the political survival of the Itsekiri people in Delta State.
Abia community protests alleged govt land acquisition
Residents of Aro-Umuonyeukwu village in the Aro-Ngwa ancient kingdom, Osisioma Ngwa Local Government Area, have raised alarm over what they describe as continuous government acquisition of their lands for development projects without compensation.
Obi urges immediate action after Kaduna church abductions, “Enough Is Enough”
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has called for urgent and decisive action following the confirmed abduction of over 150 worshippers from churches in Kaduna State.

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