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Court dismisses suit challenging Aiyedatiwa, deputy’s eligibility for 2024 election
Judge Adegoke ruled that a notice of appeal does not automatically halt proceedings and noted the absence of an affidavit…
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Gunmen attack four communities in Ondo, many feared dead
It was reported that scores of people living in the communities were killed in the midnight attack. The post Gunmen…
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World Glaucoma Week: Many Nigerians at risk of irreversible blindness- Minister
Glaucoma is an eye condition in which the optic nerve is progressively and irreversibly damaged, resulting in loss of peripheral…
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Mark Carney to replace Trudeau as Canadian prime minister
The former banker won the election on Sunday with 85.9 per cent of the vote, defeating Chrystia Freeland, the former…
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Lagos government demolishes homes, many residents rendered homeless
It is alleged that LASBCA officials, police officers, and armed thugs stormed the communities, demolishing structures The post Lagos government…
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Catholic Diocese speaks on member involved in kidnapping priests
PREMIUM TIMES reported on Sunday how the police arrested Mr Damian as the prime suspect in the abduction of two…
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Rivers Crises: APC demands Fubara’s resignation within 48 hours
“The All Progressive Congress, as an opposition party in the state, will not sit down and watch Governor Fubara disobey…
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Man kills wife over alleged infidelity – Police
“On arrival at the scene, officers discovered the mutilated body of the deceased lying outside the house she shared with…
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US govt ends 83 per cent of USAID programmes, cancels 5,200 contracts
The US governmemt has also cancelled 5,200 contracts initially awarded by the agency to several organisations. The post US govt…
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How the courts stopped illegal suspension of Nigerian legislators, By Femi Falana
In 2010, our law firm handled the case of Honourable Dino Melaye and 10 other legislators who were suspended for…
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