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Residents Storm Warehouse, Loot Palliatives In Bayelsa

A warehouse in Bayelsa has been broken into and looted by residents in the state.

OAU Stipulates Students Dress Code, SU Fights Back

The University of Ife also known as the Obafemi Awolowo University has joined the list of government-owned tertiary institutions, updating their codes of conduct to include a strict dress code, whose violation is punishable under the university constitution.

France Bans Muslim Students From Wearing Abayas’ In State Schools

Children in French state schools will no longer be allowed to wear the abaya, a long loose-fitting dress worn by some Muslim women.

WTO Rules Against China Retaliatory Tariffs On US Imports

World Trade Organization experts HAVE ruled that tariffs imposed by China on billions’ worth of US imports in retaliation for Washington’s steel and Aluminium tariffs violated international trade rules.

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Kremlin Threatens Ukraine Missile Plants Over UK Backing

The Kremlin has accused Britain of undermining efforts to achieve peace in Ukraine by providing Kyiv with information that could help it manufacture SCALP long-range missiles domestically, warning that facilities producing the weapons could be targeted. The warning came on Monday as British Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited...

NRC Links Possible Wheel Defect To Warri-Itakpe Train Derailment, Rules Out Track Vandalism

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has said a “possible sudden development of a bogie or wheel defect” may have been the main factor behind the June 8, 2026 derailment of the Warri-Itakpe Train Service in Delta State. The corporation also identified the “possible manner of brake application” as...

Oyo Market Fire Destroys Hundreds Of Shops In Early Morning Blaze

An early morning fire has destroyed several shops at a market in Oyo State, leaving traders counting their losses after the blaze swept through parts of the market. The fire reportedly started around midnight on Monday and affected businesses operated by gold dealers, furniture sellers, second-hand clothing traders...