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Niger Governor Bago Orders Arrest, Shaving Of Anyone With Dreadlocks, Cites Security Concerns

The ban, effective immediately, is intended to address rising violence and gang activities within the state capital. The Governor of Niger State, Umar Mohammed Bago, has directed security agencies to arrest and prosecute anyone found wearing dreadlocks across the state, as part of a “broader crackdown on insecurity.” This directive comes shortly after the governor announced a 12‑hour ban on …

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Rubio Unveils First Stage Of Major State Department Overhaul

CNN — Secretary of State Marco Rubio rolled out the first stage of a major plan to reorganize the US State Department on Tuesday with changes that will eliminate 132 domestic offices, cut around 700 positions in Washington, DC and close offices focused on war crimes and global conflict, according to a senior State Department official and documents obtained by CNN. The State Department …

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Group Appeals For Oba Ewuare’s Mercy On Suspended Duke Of Ologbo

By Idahosa Musa A Benin City- based Social Cultural Group, ‘Oseghevbo Social Cultural Organisation, has appealed to the Benin Monarch, His Royal Majesty, Oba Ewuare II, to tamper justice with mercy by lifting the suspension imposed on Prince Owen Jason Akenzua, as the Duke (Enogie) of Ologbo Dukedom. The group, which made the appeal in a press statement made available …

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Francis: Pope From Latin America Who Changed Catholic Church

His ascension to the papacy heralded many firsts. Francis was the first Pope from the Americas or the Southern Hemisphere. Not since Syrian-born Gregory III died in 741 had there been a non-European Bishop of Rome. He was also the first Jesuit to be elected to the throne of St Peter – Jesuits were historically looked on with suspicion by …

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BREAKING: POPE FRANCIS DIES AGED 88

Pope Francis’ death was announced earlier today by Cardinal Kevin Farrell, the Vatican’s camerlengo, who stood at a microphone, reading a statement in his Irish-accented Italian. “Dear brothers and sisters, with deep sorrow I must announce the death of our Holy Father Francis,” he said. “At 7:35 this morning, the Bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the house of the …

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President Tinubu’s Declaration Of Emergency Rule In Rivers Not Done In Good Faith —Aborisade

In this interview by KUNLE ODEREMI, a lawyer, human rights activist and historian, Chief Niyi Aborisade speaks on issues pertaining to the emergency rule in Rivers State, that activities of the sole administrator since he assumed office, his attitude towards court rulings challenging his actions. Excepts: MORE than one month down the line, what are your views on the proclamation …

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Danjuma Restates His Self-defence Call As Death Toll In Benue Attacks Hits 56

*Says the killers have acquired sophisticated arms to take over lands  *Insists nobody will save the people except themselves. *Benue is going through ‘a real war,’ Gov Alia cries out*Tension in Kwara over invasion by new terrorist group As the death toll in the attacks by suspected herdsmen on the people of Benue State hit 56 yesterday, a former Minister …

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Analysis: The Real Strategy Behind Russia’s Sudden Truce Announcement

CNN — The timing, the brevity, the sudden, unilateral nature of it all. If Ukraine’s allies needed proof of Moscow’s wild cynicism when it comes to peace, the announcement of an immediate truce for Easter provided just that. It came mere hours after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his boss President Donald Trump said they would need in the coming days an …

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BREAKING: New Terrorists Group Mahmuda Launches Fresh Attack On Kwara Community

It was learnt that on arrival at the village on motorcycles, members of the group started shooting indiscriminately. A terrorists group known as Mahmuda has launched a fresh attack on Duruma village (Karonji) in Baruten Local Government Area of Kwara State. The incident occurred on Friday evening, multiple sources told SaharaReporters. It was learnt that on arrival at the village …

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Revealed! ‘Why Igbo Youths Shun Army Recruitment’

The low turnout of Igbo youths in the ongoing army recruitment exercise has been attributed to historical grievances and systemic marginalisation. On Wednesday, the Nigerian Army disclosed that only 200 persons from the South-East were registered and begged Igbo youths to take part in the exercise to fill the region’s quota. “This programme is necessary because, according to records, only …

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