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Yahaya Bello Presumed Innocent as N80.2bn Fraud Trial Continues — EFCC
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reaffirmed that former Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, is presumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of law. The clarification comes amid public attention following Bello’s declaration of interest to contest the Kogi Central Senatorial seat in 2027. Bello is currently facing prosecution by the EFCC
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UK Services Sector Ends 2025 Weakly as Price Pressures Rise, PMI Shows
Britain’s services sector closed out 2025 on a weaker footing than initially expected, according to the final reading of the S&P Global UK Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI). While business activity remained slightly above the 50-point threshold that separates growth from contraction, the survey revealed rising input costs and increasing prices, raising concerns about potential
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South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung Seeks Strategic Cooperative Partnership With China
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung emphasized the importance of strengthening bilateral ties with China during a high-level summit with President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Monday. The meeting was described as a pivotal opportunity to fully restore South Korea-China relations and lay the groundwork for a durable strategic partnership. Summit Focuses on Irreversible Strategic
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Gov Adeleke Pledges Faith, Seeks Support for Re-election in Osun
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has expressed confidence that with God and the support of the people, he will secure re-election later this year. Speaking at the state’s New Year inter-religious prayer event, which brought together labour leaders, religious leaders, and state workers, Governor Adeleke highlighted the achievements of his administration over the past three
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LG Workers Resume Duties in Osun Amid Tight Security
Workers across local government council secretariats in Osun State have resumed duties following directives from their leaders, ending an 11-month strike. The employees, members of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) led by Dr. Nathaniel Ogungbangbe, had been on strike since February 2025 due to disputes between APC and PDP elected council officials.
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Italy and Pirelli Explore Options to End Chinese State-Owned Sinochem’s Stake Amid U.S. Pressure
Italy and tyremaker Pirelli are reportedly exploring strategies to reduce or end the involvement of Chinese state-owned Sinochem Corporation in the Milan-based company, according to a report by the Financial Times. This development comes amid growing U.S. pressure on Chinese investment in automotive and technology sectors. Sinochem’s Influence and Stake in Pirelli Sinochem currently holds
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Nigerians Warn FG Lies, Deceit, Corruption Cannot Improve Welfare
Some Nigerians have appealed to the Federal Government to “retrace its locus immediately,” warning that lies, deceit, and corruption cannot enhance citizens’ welfare. The concerns were shared during a Vanguard survey of public opinion on current issues facing the country. Nze Peter Chika Odoemena expressed deep frustration over insecurity, highlighting recent attacks that claimed at
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China and South Korea Agree to Strengthen Cultural Exchanges Following Summit in Beijing
China and South Korea have agreed to strengthen cultural exchanges in an orderly and gradual manner, following a high-level summit in Beijing aimed at restoring and enhancing bilateral relations between the neighboring countries. Leaders Meet to Revive Bilateral Ties South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday in Beijing,
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Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin Seeks Deeper Trade Talks With China Amid EU-China Tensions
Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin is pursuing more in-depth trade discussions with China’s top officials during his visit to Beijing, aiming to strengthen strategic economic ties with the world’s second-largest economy. The talks come amid strained relations between China and the European Union, highlighting Ireland’s efforts to carve a unique role in the global trade
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Obi’s Political Misreading and the Limits of Rhetoric
The recent defection of Peter Obi from the Labour Party to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) was expected to be a political bombshell. Instead, it landed as a predictable, unremarkable event. Rather than advancing his political narrative, the move reinforces a pattern long evident in Mr. Obi’s career: provocation over substance and optics over organization.
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