Grotuxiv Review 2026: Is It Safe and Legit?
Gov Eno lauds daughter for sustaining late mother’s legacy
Sokoto Govt, UNICEF intensify efforts to reduce out-of-school children
Two women arrested for kissing in public – Uganda Police
CBN reduces rate to 26.5%
Kaduna Assembly rejects Soba LGA 2026 budget, cites irregularities
Ghana changes name of international airport in Accra
C’River Assembly removes Ogoja vice chairman
IGP Egbetokun removed, to be replaced by Tunji Disu
Russia says new US nuclear tests could spur dangerous ‘domino effect’
FG moves to fast track Lekki Port access road
Hakimi to face trial over rape allegation, denies accusation
Labour raises alarm over US ‘empire revival’ plan targeting Africa
UK govt urged to release documents linked to ex-prince Andrew
Free movement, labour mobility key to AfCFTA success – Boateng
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Ramaphosa thanks Putin for return of men lured into Russia war
Ukraine’s foreign minister said in November that more than 1,400 citizens from 36 African countries had been identified among the Russian ranks.
Just In: Bayelsa gets new deputy governor
Dr. Akpe, a former Majority Leader of the State House of Assembly, hails from Ebedebiri community in Sagbama Local Government Area, the same area as his predecessor.
Peter Obi warns of ‘Debt Without Growth,’ compares Nigeria’s economy to Bangladesh
Former Anambra State governor and Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has raised concerns over Nigeria’s rising debt profile, warning that borrowing without corresponding economic growth is deepening the country’s financial challenges.
Speeding truck kills LASTMA officer, two others in Badagry
The driver fled the accident scene but was later apprehended by other LASTMA personnel who handed him over to the Police.
SOKOTO: After 50 years, Gudurega community builds secondary school for girls
…tired of waiting, residents have taken their destiny into their own hands, literally building classrooms without a motorable access road, without electricity, and without certainty of when formal government intervention will come.

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