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Libya’s Parliament To Appoint New P.M Amid Rise In Tensions

Libya’s parliament will name a new prime minister to head the transitional government this week, raising concerns over the possibility of a new power...

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Nigeria

Institute Develops Oat Seeds Variety To Boost Production

The Institute for Agricultural Research (IAR), Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, has developed oat seeds variety and indigenous inbred lines for maize hybrid to...

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Entertainment

Chidiogo Akunyili-Parr Honours Late Mother Dora Akunyili In New Book

Chidiogo, daughter of late NAFDAC DG Dora Akunyili has honoured her mother’s memory in her new book. The book titled I Am Because We Are:...

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Africa

Central Africa P.M Fired, Replaced By Economy Minister

The Central African Republic’s Prime Minister, Henri-Marie Dondra, has been sacked and replaced by his economy minister in the poor, unstable country, the presidency...

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Why FG Scraps Common Entrance, Introduces Learner ID For Student Tracking

The Federal Government of Nigeria has unveiled a sweeping reform in the basic education system aimed at tackling declining school transition rates and improving accountability across the sector. The Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, announced the policy shift during an engagement with journalists in Lagos, highlighting concerns...

Kwara Church Attack: Bandits Abduct Worshippers As Security Forces Rescue Victims

Bandits have attacked a church in Kwara State, abducting several worshippers during a Sunday service in a disturbing incident that has heightened security concerns in the region. The attack occurred at an ECWA Church in Omugo community, located in Ifelodun Local Government Area, where gunmen reportedly stormed the...

Why Africa’s Aviation Sector Is Bracing For A Jet Fuel Crisis

The cost of taking flight in Africa is currently moving faster than the planes themselves. As the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran escalates, a massive supply shock is rippling through the continent, leaving airlines struggling to stay solvent and passengers facing steep surcharges. But why is...