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Don’t politicise Ezza cultural heritage, Diaspora group tells elites

The Association of Ebonyi Indigenes Socio-Cultural in the Diaspora, AEISCID, has accused a group known as the “Ezza Elites” of…

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Retrofitted Qatari jet takes maiden flight as Air Force One

The new Air Force One aircraft with US President Donald Trump aboard departs for North Dakota on 1 July 2026…

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Photo of bound, blindfolded Palestinian sparks outrage

Members of the Ultra Orthodox Netzah Yehuda unit have been accused of grave human rights violations against Palestinians [Getty] A…

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The message was right, but the timing was wrong, by Matthew Ma

The recent comments by Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, have sparked considerable discussion nationwide. In her remarks, she encouraged…

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“How I won N30 million against…..”, Actress Adunni Ade drags Google to court over Melaye dating story

Adunni Ade, a Nollywood actress, claims she won a lawsuit against Google after libelous websites wrongly linked her romantically to…

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Israel Pushes Bill to Ban Mosque Loudspeakers for Muslim Call to Prayer

The Israeli government is advancing a controversial bill that seeks to prohibit the use of loudspeakers for the Muslim call…

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The Disu Shift: Accountability and new era for Nigerian policing

By Shehu Abdulahi — The relationship between Nigerians and the police was long strained by misconduct and a lack of…

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World

120 dead in latest Sudan cholera outbreak: WHO

A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed 120 people, with another 1,102 suspected cases since May in isolated war zones,…

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Sudan’s El Obeid faces ‘El Fasher repeat’ amid RSF drone strikes

The RSF has escalated its drone campaign in El Obeid, impacting fuel and water supplies in the city [AFP via…

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Alleged penis theft and forced confession in Rivers, by Leo Igwe

People accused of magically stealing people’s genitals have often been beaten and made to admit to the offence. The case…

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