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Gaza’s “Phase Two” Ceasefire: Hope Feels Out of Reach Amid Ongoing Struggle
Gaza City, Gaza Strip – While the United States hails the next stage of the Gaza ceasefire as “phase two,” residents on the ground say the promises of reconstruction and stability feel far removed from the harsh reality they live every day. The White House recently announced a new Board of Peace, led by Dr.
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Vietnam’s Leader To Lam Pledges Anti-Corruption Drive and 10% Economic Growth
Hanoi, Vietnam – Vietnam’s top Communist Party leader, To Lam, has vowed to tackle corruption and pursue aggressive economic growth of over 10% per year for the remainder of the decade, signaling ambitious reforms for the Southeast Asian nation. Speaking on Tuesday at the opening session of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party
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Amnesty International Condemns Alleged DSS Harassment of Ogun Pastor Over Road Advocacy
Amnesty International has condemned what it described as the “incessant intimidation and harassment” of Pastor Kayode Olawoye, a cleric and civic advocate known for campaigning for improved road infrastructure in Ogun State. In a statement issued on Tuesday via its official X (formerly Twitter) handle, the global human rights organisation criticised Nigerian authorities, stating that
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Court Fixes March 25 to Decide on EFCC’s Bid to Forfeit $13m Linked to Aisha Achimugu’s Firm
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has fixed March 25, 2026, to deliver its ruling on a motion filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) seeking the final forfeiture of $13 million allegedly linked to Oceangate Engineering Oil & Gas Ltd, a company associated with businesswoman Aisha Achimugu. Justice Emeka Nwite adjourned
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Australia Closes Dozens of East Coast Beaches Following Multiple Shark Attacks
New South Wales, Australia – Authorities have closed dozens of beaches along Australia’s eastern coastline after a series of shark attacks left several people injured over the past few days. The incidents, which include attacks on surfers and swimmers from Sydney to Port Macquarie, have raised safety concerns for residents and tourists during Australia’s busy
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ISIL Claims Deadly Kabul Attack on Chinese Restaurant, Killing Seven People
Kabul, Afghanistan – The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL/ISIS) has claimed responsibility for a deadly explosion at a Chinese restaurant in Kabul, Afghanistan, which killed at least seven people, including a Chinese national. The attack underscores continuing security challenges in Afghanistan, even under Taliban rule, and highlights ISIL’s focus on targeting foreign
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Iran Vows Crackdown on Protesters as Authorities Confiscate Assets Amid Digital Blackout
Tehran, Iran – Iranian authorities are intensifying their crackdown on protesters, promising severe punishment for those detained during recent nationwide demonstrations. The government is also seizing assets of individuals who supported the protests, claiming these confiscations will cover damages caused during the unrest. Meanwhile, the country remains largely cut off from the internet as officials
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Peller Reacts in Shock as US-Based Nigerian Soldier Reveals $500,000 Death Benefit
A TikTok live session between popular influencer Peller and a Nigerian woman serving in the United States military has sparked widespread conversation online after the soldier revealed the financial benefits attached to her job. The exchange, which quickly went viral, focused on the stark contrast between the earnings and welfare packages of Nigerian uniformed personnel
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Alleged BPP Corruption: Coalition Faults EFCC’s Inaction, Submits Fresh Petition to ICPC
The Conference of Civil Society for Transparency and Accountability (COCTA) has criticised the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over what it described as a lack of decisive action on allegations of maladministration involving the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP), Dr Adebowale Adedokun, and his Chief of Staff, Olanrewaju Obasa. The coalition’s
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Lagos Assembly Backs Ongoing Demolition Despite Residents’ Protest
The Lagos State House of Assembly has thrown its weight behind the state government’s ongoing demolition of illegal structures and shanties located along shorelines and beneath high-tension power lines across the state, despite protests by affected residents. The position of the lawmakers was disclosed on Tuesday by the Chairman of the House Committee on Information,
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