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Court Grants Alex Ikwechegh N500,000 Bail Over Assault Of Bolt Driver

A federal lawmaker, Alex Ikwechegh, was granted bail of N500,000 by a Kuje Magistrate Court on Wednesday after being charged with assaulting Bolt driver...

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Court Stops CBN Allocation to Rivers State

In a recent ruling, the Federal High Court in Abuja ordered the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to cease monthly allocations to Rivers State,...

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2025 Oscars: Nigeria Nominates ‘Mai Martaba’ for International Feature Film Category

Nigeria’s Official Selection Committee has chosen Mai Martaba, an epic Hausa-language film, as the country’s entry for the International Feature Film (IFF) category at...

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FG Inaugurates New Disciplinary Tribunal to Strengthen Building Standards

The Federal Government has launched the Builder’s Disciplinary Tribunal to reinforce accountability and professional standards within Nigeria’s construction industry. The tribunal’s inauguration, held in...

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India And EU Finalise Historic Trade Agreement After Years Of Talks

The European Union and India are preparing to announce a long-awaited trade agreement, bringing to a close nearly 20 years of intermittent negotiations. The deal, now finalised according to India’s Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal, comes as both sides look to strengthen economic and strategic ties in response...

Bovino To Exit Minnesota Amid Trump Leadership Reshuffle

A senior US immigration official is expected to depart Minneapolis following mounting public anger over the fatal shooting of a local resident by federal agents, a move that may signal a softening of the White House’s approach to its aggressive immigration crackdown. Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino,...

Sixteen Army Officers Tried For Attempted Coup: What Will Be The Likely Outcome?

A group of Nigerian military officers are expected to appear before a military court following allegations that they were involved in “plotting to overthrow the government” of President Bola Tinubu last year, according to a statement from the armed forces. Sixteen officers were taken into custody in October...