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Osun Election: Suspected thugs disrupt voting at Aregbesola’s unit
Osun election will be peaceful, I will win – Adeleke
Taliban authorities mark five years ruling Afghanistan
Benue must reject ‘resurrected RUGA’ ranching plan – Iortyom
Atletico complete €40m Romero signing from Tottenham
Updated: Gov Adeleke casts vote in Ede
Osun Election: Ede voters troop to polling units
Troops repel bandits’ attack on construction workers in Kebbi
Osun Election: Soldiers restrict movement along INEC Office Road
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SubscribePowerful earthquake off Indonesia kills 20, sparks mass evacuations
Rescuers combed through debris for survivors Saturday after a powerful earthquake struck off Flores island in eastern Indonesia, killing at least 20 people and sending thousands fleeing.
World Cup, Super Eagles’ AFCON heartbreak, others dominate Google searches
“January belonged to AFCON, and to heartbreak,” Google said. “Nigeria vs Morocco” became one of the biggest individual queries of 2026.
Outrage grows as stakeholders raise airport security, safety concerns over picketing of Air Peace
By Dickson Omobola The decision of aviation unions to picket Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, Tuesday, has elicited sharp criticism from stakeholders in the country’s air transport sector, with many saying the action constituted serious safety and security concerns. From the early hours of Tuesday until about noon, members of the National Union of Air […]
Osun Election: BVAS glitches, vote-buying allegations, arrests cast shadow over voting
As voters across Osun State turn out to elect their governor, a pattern of technical failures, alleged voter inducement, disruption and arrests is emerging from some polling locations, casting a shadow over an exercise that began with expectations of a peaceful and credible election.
S’Korea president proposes talks with North to formally end Korean War
The two Koreas remain technically at war because their 1950-53 conflict, triggered by a North Korean attack, ended with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.
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