PDP: Very soon, we’ll return to Wadata Plaza — Anyanwu
2027: INEC warns parties against sidelining women as Air Force boosts election logistics
Mob sets suspected transformer vandal ablaze in Calabar
2027: It’s time to bury hatchet, Natasha tells PDP leaders
Abuja traders turn to bridges as shop rents skyrocket
Drone attack shuts major UAE refinery
Police seal off ADC meeting venue in Cross River
Musk worth $839 bn in new Forbes list
Insecurity: Residents protest, block highway in Ondo
Engage your elected Representatives, Akpabio to Nigerians
Stop litigation now or risk 2027 polls, Saraki warns PDP
I lost my inner voice after BBNaija – Laycon

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Senate is workshop for solutions, social media magnifies noise – Akpabio
“Social media magnifies noise, Senate addresses substance. Digital arena stirs emotion, legislative process pursues resolution. Social media speaks to the moment; representation speaks to the future”
Defiant Iran vows to block Gulf oil until US-Israel bombing stops
The price began to rise again Tuesday amid more threats and violence, following a week of attacks on oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the UAE and around the Gulf.
EFCC Vs Yahaya Bello: Bank official maintains transactions didn’t breach CBN rules, says no trace to ex-Gov
The 10th Prosecution Witness of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Olomotane Egoro, on Tuesday, maintained that the transactions being examined in the ongoing alleged money laundering trial of the immediate past Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, were within the threshold prescribed by the Central Bank of Nigeria. He, however, noted that the names […]
Middle East Crisis: Today will be our most intense strikes on Iran – US
US attacks on Iran will hit a new intensity Tuesday and the war will continue as long as President Donald Trump decides, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said.

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