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Tinubu asks judges to ensure quick justice
President Bola Tinubu has urged judges to ensure justice is swift and fair, highlighting the importance of reducing delays in the justice system.
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NYSC raises alarm about security at Katsina orientation camp
The NYSC has urged Katsina State to enhance security at its orientation camp by creating a separate entrance. This comes as insecurity increases in northern Nigeria.
Politics
United Capital buys 5% share in NGX
United Capital Group has purchased a 5% stake in NGX Plc, reinforcing its commitment to Nigeria's capital markets and economic growth.
Politics
Accord Party opposes court ruling on de-registration, plans to appeal
Accord Party opposes a court ruling that de-registered five parties. They plan to appeal, claiming the decision ignores a higher court's order.
Politics
Ekiti Residents Share Views on Gov Biodun Oyebanji's Time in Office
Residents of Ekiti State reflect on Governor Biodun Oyebanji's performance since his election. They discuss his six-point plan and the impact of various projects.
Politics
Ekiti State: 15 Key Facts You Should Know
Ekiti State is known for its political engagement and focus on education. Learn about its history, economy, and significance in Nigeria.
Metro
US B-52 Bomber Crashes, Eight Crew Members Confirmed Dead
A B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff in California, resulting in the deaths of all eight crew members. An investigation is currently underway.
Politics
Kwara ADC Opposes Court Ruling to Deregister Party
The Kwara State chapter of the ADC has condemned a court ruling that ordered its deregistration. They see this as a threat to Nigeria's multi-party democracy.
Metro
Katsina farmer killed after ransom paid to kidnappers
Bala Sanin Kawo, a respected farmer in Katsina State, was killed by bandits after his family paid a ransom. His death has left the community in mourning.
Politics
Oshiomhole Claims Three Senators Did Not Sign Suspension Report for Natasha
Adams Oshiomhole alleges that three senators had their signatures forged on the suspension report for Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, raising concerns about parliamentary rules.
Politics
FG wants private firms to help fix power for hospitals across Nigeria
The federal government aims to improve electricity supply in hospitals through private investment. This initiative could enhance healthcare services and reduce power shortages.
Politics
APP leader opposes court ruling on party deregistration, warns of democratic risks
Ikenga Ugochinyere, the APP leader, opposes a court ruling that deregistered five political parties. He warns this could harm democracy in Nigeria.