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By Jelili Gbadamosi

Suspected bandits have attacked several communities in Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State, abducting scores of residents shortly after Friday prayers.

The affected communities include Dekara, Gidan Zana, Sabon Gida and Masaka, according to the federal lawmaker representing the area, Jafar Muhammad Shetiman Borgu.

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By Jelili Gbadamosi

Lawyers, human rights organisations and other stakeholders have called for amendments to the Abia State Centre for the Rehabilitation of Survivors of Rape, Defilement, Domestic Violence and Any Form of Human Trafficking Law No. 3 of 2026, to strengthen protection and access to justice for survivors.

The stakeholders made the call on...


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By Jelili Gbadamosi

Arsenal have reportedly made it clear that Victor Osimhen will need to lower his salary demands if he wants to complete a move to the Premier League club this summer.

The Gunners remain interested in the Nigerian striker despite Galatasaray’s decision to retain him for the remainder of the transfer window.

According to Foo...


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By Jelili Gbadamosi

Prince Isaac Fayose, a Nigerian businessman, has criticised Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, over his recent engagements with leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) following the state’s governorship election.

Fayose questioned the governor’s decision to associate with APC leaders despite allegations of violence and dea...


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By Jelili Gbadamosi

The United States has criticised the involvement of polling and public surveys in the ongoing process to select the next United Nations Secretary-General, arguing that such practices could undermine the authority of the UN Security Council.

Washington raised the concern during a Security Council briefing, where US Ambassador Jennife...


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