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target=_blank>Why Nigeria needs urgent leadership reform — Obi
Peter Obi says the most important reform Nigeria needs is a transformation of leadership, arguing no nation can rise above its leaders’ character and compe
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target=_blank>Corruption goes beyond bribery, fund diversion, says RMAFC chairman
RMAFC Chairman, Dr Mohammed Shehu, says corruption goes beyond bribery and fund diversion to include abuse of office, favouritism and conflict of interest.
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target=_blank>Plateau condemns fresh attacks, warns against retaliation
The Plateau State Government has condemned fresh attacks by gunmen in Mangu and Jos South LGAs, urging residents to avoid reprisal attacks.
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target=_blank>Passport intervention: NIS enrols 2,296 Nigerians in UK
The Nigeria Immigration Service has enroled 2,296 Nigerians in the first week of its special passport intervention exercise in London and Manchester, UK.
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target=_blank>Potential new TB vaccines could save millions of lives – Expert
New tuberculosis vaccines expected from 2029 could save over seven million lives by 2050, according to the Gavi vaccine alliance, if supply is ensured.
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target=_blank>2027: Northern Muslim women’s group backs Tinubu
Over 500 Northern Muslim women scholars have endorsed President Bola Tinubu for a second term in 2027, citing his administration’s achievements.
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target=_blank>Ex-West Ham goalkeeper Miklosko dies at 64
Former West Ham and Czech international goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko has died at the age of 64, five years after being diagnosed with cancer.
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target=_blank>Iran nuclear chief barred from IAEA meeting, Tehran blames US
Iran’s nuclear chief, Mohammad Eslami, was blocked from attending the annual IAEA conference in Vienna after the US pressured Austria to deny him entry.
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target=_blank>North Korea women thrash Bangladesh 10-0 in Asian Games opener
North Korea’s women’s football team thrashed Bangladesh 10-0 in their Asian Games opener, leading by seven goals at half-time in Osaka.
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target=_blank>EU proposes law curbing social media for children Thursday
The European Union will propose a new law, the ‘EU Kids Act’, to shield children from social media harms, with a potential age limit for access.
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