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Trump makes his best case for the war — but fails to ease worries about how it will end
Donald Trump faced a high bar Wednesday night in his national address on Iran. He appeared before a country that has not only lost confidence in his presidency, according to the latest polls, but that has soured on his new war and is profoundly worried about its impact on the economy. Millions of people in the Middle East and across…
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Is Iran war really ‘America First,’ Iranian president asks in letter to US public
Iran’s president has written an open letter to America asking whether the Trump administration’s war with his country is putting “America First.” “Exactly which of the American people’s interests are truly being served by this war?,” Masoud Pezeshkian wrote in the letter, addressed “to the people of the United States of America” and posted on X late Wednesday local time,…
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UNICEF opens GenU9ja secretariat to empower young Nigerians
By Deborah Oladejo, Osogbo – The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has inaugurated the Generation Unlimited Nigeria (GenU9ja) National Secretariat at the Office of the Vice President, Kashim Shettima, in Abuja as part of efforts to expand opportunities for young people across the country. The development was disclosed in a statement issued by UNICEF Communication Officer in Lagos, Blessing Ejiofor,…
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How Oyebanji’s legal team boxed opposition into a corner — by Ahmed Lawal
As an observer who has been following up the legal fireworks between the legal team of Mr. Abiodun Abayomi Oyebanji and those of his challengers as the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Ekiti, the more I think of the procedural flaw of the latter, the more I resign to fate that indeed God is with Oyebanji. First,…
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A castrated bunch of frustrated clowns — by Femi Fani-Kayode
Given the fact that they have been castrated by the courts and INEC and they no longer have a party and platform to stand and run on, the Association of Destructive C*nts (ADC) now have more to worry about than Fani-Kayode and and Reno Omokri Who are the ones that have been REJECTED now??? They have been REJECTED by the…
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Israel’s perpetual war with Iran may be hard to win with military might alone
On the highway from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, American flags now hang alongside Israeli ones – a public sign of appreciation for US involvement in fighting Iran. “We used to beg American administrations only to recognise a Credible Military Threat [from Iran],” said Israel’s former National Security Advisor, Tzachi Hangebi, who left office four months before this war began. “The…
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Entrepreneur Blord remanded in Kuje over alleged impersonation of socialite VeryDarkMan
A federal high court in Abuja has ordered the remand of Linus Williams Ifejirika, a cryptocurrency entrepreneur popularly known as Blord, at the Kuje Correctional Centre. Blord is facing charges bordering on criminal conspiracy, impersonation, and the unauthorised use of the identity of Martins Vincent Otse, an activist widely known as VeryDarkMan. The case followed allegations by VeryDarkMan, who accused…
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The ADC dispute: A courtroom battle, not a street fight — by Sunday Wale-Adeniran
It is not a social media matter, it is a matter that has been taken to a court. The real owners of ADC are aggrieved that some big men settled a few leaders of the party and those ones handed over the party to them without their consent and inclusion in the transaction. The aggrieved owners that include the only…
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Renewable energy park in Nasarawa to drive local manufacturing — NASENI
The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) says its Renewable Energy Industrial Park in Gora, Nasarawa State, is set to drive local manufacturing as construction work on the facility progresses steadily. The 40-hectare park is designed as a multi-energy hub aimed at boosting domestic production of renewable energy components such as solar panels, mounting racks, wind systems and…
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Have Owanbes taken the battle for the lowest neckline too far? — by Bamidele Johnson
Someone sits across from you at an owanbe, and suddenly the laws of concentration begin to wobble and fumble. There is a special kind of chaos that belongs only to owanbe parties. Not owambe, please. It is not the chaos of poor planning or terrible music. Music is almost never the problem. From the opening praise and worship remixes to…
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