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Late General Rabe Abubakar Son Denies Diabetes Claim

Late Major General Rabe Abubakar’s son, Isyaka Rabe, has disputed claims that his father suffered from diabetes or hypertension before his death, stating that...

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NASU Demands Same Allowances As ASUU, Warns Industrial Unrest

The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) has called for an allowance structure equal to that of the Academic Staff Union...

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Tinubu Moves To Repatriate Nigerians In Ethiopian Prisons As Transfer Agreement Takes Effect

President Bola Tinubu has reassured Nigerians serving prison sentences in Ethiopia that efforts are underway to bring them home following the implementation of a...

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Oil Prices Fall To Three-Month Low After US-Iran Peace Deal

Oil prices dropped to their lowest level in three months on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump and Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister announced that...

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Should African Children Learn In Their Mother Tongue?

Imagine a five-year-old walking into a classroom for the first time. At home, the child speaks Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Kiswahili, Wolof or another African language. Then the teacher starts the lesson—in a completely different language. Well for millions of African children, this is everyday reality which raises a...

South Africa Migrant Protests: Durban and Soweto Turn Violent Over Court Ruling

Torched cars, looted foreign-owned shops and a chased-out Somali shopkeeper. Pretoria says the violence was triggered by a deliberate lie about a July Constitutional Court judgment on asylum seekers — and that is a more interesting claim than it sounds. A Narrow Judgment, a Wide Lie: South Africa's...

Inside Guinea-Bissau’s Election Delay

"There are no conditions for holding the elections." Prime Minister Ilídio Vieira Té conceded missed candidate deadlines and unheld party congresses — while the former president most likely to challenge the junta has been barred from coming home. No Date, No Candidate, No Pretext Left: What Guinea-Bissau's Election...