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Senator Katung Appeals For Calm Over Mary Habila’s Death, Urges Respect for Family’s Wishes
He said that while the grief and emotions surrounding the incident were understandable, they should not give way to actions that could endanger lives, undermine public Senator Sunday Katung and Mary Habila (right) The senator representing Kaduna South, Sunday Katung, has appealed to the public to remain calm and respect the wishes of the family…
British Airways donates laptops to bridge digital divide for out-of-school children
Representatives of British Airways alongside the IA foundation beneficiaries in Lagos. Credit: IA Foundation British Airways has donated laptops to beneficiaries of IA-Foundation, a United Kingdom-registered non-governmental organisation committed to returning out-of-school children in Nigeria to classrooms, in a move aimed at narrowing the country’s widening digital divide and expanding access to technology-enabled education. The…
FG seals AI crop monitoring deal with Morocco, targets 15 states
Chief Executive Officer of Ground Truth Analytics, Driss Kitane, Deputy Chief of Staff to the President (in the Office of the Vice President), Senator Ibrahim Hadejia and Chief Executive Officer of OCP Africa, Alafifi Laadel, at the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding on National Agro-Productivity System between the PFSCU, OCP Africa and Ground Truth…
Messi, Yamal Come Full Circle In World Cup Showdown
In 2007, a 20-year-old Messi and Yamal, born in July of that year, posed together in a photo organised by UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund), the global agency that provides humanitarian aid and development to children and mothers worldwide. This combination of file photos created on July 16, 2026, shows Spain’s forward #19 Lamine Yamal…
Soludo Unveils Chinua Achebe’s Statue In Anambra, Pledges To Nurture Future Literary Icons
Achebe gained international acclaim with his 1958 classic, Things Fall Apart, a novel translated into dozens of languages and studied across the world. Achebe hails from Anambra State. Thirteen years after his passing, the impact of Nigeria’s foremost literary icon, Chinua Achebe, defies fading. In a fresh tribute to his memory, Anambra State Governor Chukwuma…
Court Dismisses Bid To Amend APC Primary Suit, Adjourns Magama/Rijau Case To July 22
The suit was instituted by APC aspirant, Shehu Auna, through his attorney, Abubakar Danjuma, challenging the validity of the party’s primary election conducted on June 16, 2026, which returned Yakubu Auna as the party’s flag bearer for the constituency. A file photo of the APC flag The Federal High Court sitting in Minna has dismissed…
Rebels Attack Mali Army Convoy
Fighters from the Tuareg separatist movement FLA and the Al-Qaeda-linked jihadist group JNIM temporarily seized the town on July 4 in the latest in a series of coordinated attacks in the West African country. Map of Mali A Malian army convoy leaving the strategic northern town of Anefis was attacked on Saturday morning by Tuareg…
Venezuela Quake Death Toll Exceeds 5,000 As IMF Releases Funds
Some 20,000 people made homeless by the quakes are living in overcrowded camps, many of which lack water supplies and proper sanitation systems. A collapsed building is seen from the base camp of the French Civil Security Training and Intervention Regiment (UIISC 7) at the Karting La Guaira complex in Caraballeda, La Guaira state, Venezuela,…
Nigeria, Ghana To Partner On Afrophobic Protests In Africa
Both countries condemned all forms of xenophobia, Afrophobia, intolerance, and violence against fellow Africans, emphasising that such acts are contrary to the shared values of Pan-Africanism and the collective progress of the continent. Members of the Zulu regiment known as the ‘Amabutho’ chant slogans as they march during a demonstration by the “March and March”…
US Launches 7th Night Of Strikes As Iran Attacks Military Sites
In the biggest escalation since the foes resumed hostilities, Iran accused US forces of targeting civilian infrastructure, including an airport, a railway station, and two bridges, and said it had struck US assets across the region. A photograph taken from the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh shows smoke rising from the site of a controlled…
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