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US Marines advised not to address superiors as “sir” or “ma’am” to avoid Misgendering

The US Marine may ban recruits from respectfully addressing senior members as “sir” or “ma’am” to avoid what has been termed as “misgendering” and offending them
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FEC approves ₦‎2.3 billion for Local Assembly of Aircraft

The  Nigerian  College of Aviation Technology in Zaria, Kaduna State, will begin assembling Magnus Centennial Aircraft locally with funding of N2.3 billion granted by the Federal Executive Council (FEC).
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Lagos declares Four Work-free days for PVC collection

Lagos State has mandated that civil personnel have four days off from work so they can obtain their Permanent Voter Card (PVCs)
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ASUU urges Electorates to Vote right

Under the #asuu, the conversation continues online as the academic staff union of universities plead with electorates to vote in a government that cares about education as the previous government did not
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Malawians Return Home As Xenophobia Fears Grow In South Africa

A group of 150 Malawians repatriated from South Africa amid rising concerns over xenophobic violence is expected to arrive home by road on Monday, Malawian authorities have announced. The move follows reports of intimidation and violence in South Africa’s Western Cape Province, including door-to-door harassment targeting foreign nationals...

Kenyan Court Upholds Gachagua Impeachment, Bars Him From Public Office

A Kenyan court has upheld the 2024 impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, effectively preventing him from holding public office. In a ruling delivered on Monday, a three-judge High Court panel dismissed Gachagua’s claims that the impeachment process was politically motivated and unfair. However, the court found...

Protesters Storm National Assembly, Demand Urgent Action Over Rising Insecurity

A group of young Nigerians on Tuesday took to the streets of Abuja to protest the growing insecurity across the country, urging the Federal Government and security agencies to take decisive action against banditry, terrorism, and kidnapping. Operating under the banner “Nigerians Unite Against Terror,” the demonstrators marched peacefully from...