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Xenophobia: Nigeria May Weigh Options On South African Firms – Odumegwu-Ojukwu

The Federal Government has hinted at possible measures against South African companies operating in Nigeria, including telecommunications giant MTN, as outrage grows over the continued harassment and attacks on Nigerians living in South Africa. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, disclosed this on Thursday, while addressing concerns over the worsening anti-migrant attacks in South Africa and the evacuation of …

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How Trump’s Iran Agreement Fails To Achieve Many Of His Goals

When the Iran war began on February 28, President Donald Trump proclaimed that the US military would “destroy their missiles and raze their missile industry to the ground.” “It will be totally, again, obliterated,” Trump declared in a video. In the days that followed, his administration cast the obliteration of Iran’s missile program as a paramount goal for the war, …

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EXCLUSIVE: How Police Use IPOB Narrative To Bury Unsolved Killings, Cover Up Wrongful Arrests, Others In South-East Nigeria

However, interviews with families of victims, retired police officers, human rights advocates, lawyers, and examination of police documents reveal a deeper crisis inside Nigeria’s criminal justice system. In the last five years, a troubling pattern has emerged across Nigeria’s South-East. Violent crimes, political assassinations, communal killings, and controversial arrests are frequently and swiftly linked by security agencies to the Indigenous …

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Bowen: US-Iran Deal Raises Inescapable Question Of What The War Was For

The memorandum of understanding signed by President Donald Trump and President Masoud Pezeshkian of Iran lays out the political, military and economic consequences of the ill-judged decision to attack Iran on 28 February. The human cost is already clear. Thousands have been killed, many of them civilians, in Iran and Lebanon. The US, and by extension Israel, have suffered a …

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WHO unveils unified Ebola, Marburg care guidelines amid DRC outbreak

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued its first comprehensive clinical guidelines for filovirus diseases as the Democratic Republic of the Congo battles an Ebola outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus. WHO said this in a statement on Wednesday, saying the new guidelines covered all Ebola and Marburg virus diseases in a single document and provided 16 evidence-based recommendations to …

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NUJ to host National Security Summit on media-security collaboration

Alhassan Yahya, President, Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), has announced plans for a National Security Summit aimed at strengthening collaboration between the media and security agencies to promote national development and security. Speaking at a news conference in Abuja on Wednesday ahead of the summit, Yahya said the event, themed: “Media and Security Agencies as Partners in Nation Building,” is …

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ACF condemns alleged ethnic profiling, deportation threat against northern women in Ondo

The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has condemned the alleged arrest, profiling and threatened deportation of Northern women by Ondo Amotekun operatives, describing the action as unconstitutional and discriminatory. The forum expressed its position in a statement issued on Wednesday in Kaduna by its Board of Trustees Chairman, Bashir Dalhatu. According to ACF, a widely circulated video showed Amotekun operatives arresting, …

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Nigerian leader in S/Africa seeks FG’s intervention ahead June 30 anti-immigrants deadline

A Nigerian community leader in South Africa has urged the Federal Government to engage Pretoria ahead of a June 30 deadline announced by anti-immigration groups. Ekos Akpokabayen, Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA), made the call in a statement. Akpokabayen expressed concern that developments surrounding the deadline could heighten tensions and threaten the safety of …

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Insecurity: Nigeria bleeding, Confused, Minority Reps Lament

The minority caucus of the House of Representatives on Wednesday delivered a scathing assessment of the state of the nation, accusing the government of President Bola Tinubu of failing to tackle worsening insecurity, deepening economic hardship and mounting threats to democratic institutions. The opposition lawmakers also alleged that the administration was focusing on political calculations ahead of the 2027 general …

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‘ You’re Prioritising 2027 Over Democracy, Security’ – Reps’ Minority Caucus Slams Tinubu

The minority caucus of the House of Representatives has accused the federal government of neglecting governance, worsening insecurity and allegedly undermining opposition parties ahead of the 2027 general elections. Speaking at a press conference at the National Assembly on Wednesday, Minority Leader Hon. Fred Agbedi said Nigeria was facing a dangerous combination of insecurity, economic hardship and what he described …

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