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Seven Killed, Over 5,400 Affected As Windstorm Ravages Jigawa

At least seven people have been killed and 5,403 others affected after powerful windstorms swept through 120 communities in 13 local government areas of...

Three Killed, Many Injured As Powerful Windstorm Destroys Homes And Infrastructure In Yobe

Three people have lost their lives and several others sustained injuries after a powerful windstorm swept through Gashua, the headquarters of Bade Local Government...

Troops Rescue Abductees As Suspected ISWAP Members Surrender

Six suspected members of the Islamic State West Africa Province, along with their families, have surrendered to troops of the 192 Battalion (Main), Sector...

Senate Suspends Action On PFIPC Controversy, Awaits ICPC Investigation

The Senate has resolved to hold off on taking any action regarding the controversy surrounding the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) and its...

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BRICS & AFRICA: A New Power Partnership Or Another Dependency?

BRICS is no longer the relatively small grouping of emerging economies it once was. With its expansion and growing network of member and partner countries, the bloc is becoming an increasingly important platform for trade, investment, diplomacy and cooperation among countries of the Global South. For Africa, this...

Back To School: Can Nigerian Families Still Afford Education?

As millions of children return to school, Nigeria faces a troubling paradox: access to education is expanding, but the cost of staying in school is becoming harder for many families to bear.

Kenya Wins 2029 World Athletics Championships: How Nairobi Beat London and Rome

Nairobi will make history in 2029 after Kenya won the right to host the World Athletics Championships, becoming the first African city to stage the global event. Kenya beat London and Rome to secure the hosting rights, with Munich selected to host the 2031 edition. President William Ruto described...