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Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s View on SC/ST Creamy Layer Issue
The Supreme Court on Thursday highlighted the sensitivity surrounding the issue of carving out a creamy layer among Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs), and sought a formal response from the Union government before proceeding further. The court emphasized that the matter touches upon both constitutional protections and socio-economic realities, requiring inputs from all possible
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Abia Local Government Chairmen Defend Otti, Accuse Ex-Governors of Envy
Local government chairmen in Abia State have accused former governors of the state of “ganging up” against Governor Alex Otti out of envy, describing them as “architects of a failed past unsettled by current progress.” Speaking at a press conference in Umuahia on Friday, the mayors said the former governors were intimidated by Otti’s accomplishments
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Syrian Army Orders Civilians to Evacuate Amid Rising Tensions with SDF in Eastern Aleppo
The Syrian army has ordered residents in parts of rural Aleppo governorate to evacuate as fears mount over a new front opening in the ongoing conflict between government forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The announcement comes after days of deadly clashes in Aleppo city, raising concerns of a widening conflict in northeastern Syria.
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Nwoko Urges APC Members to Participate in E-Registration for Party Renewal
Senator Ned Nwoko has called on members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State to actively participate in the party’s ongoing electronic membership registration and revalidation exercise. Speaking on Friday, the lawmaker representing Delta North Senatorial District described the e-registration process as a vital opportunity for reflection, renewal, and grassroots engagement, warning that
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Thailand Hit by Two Deadly Crane Collapses in Two Days, Killing 34
Thailand is reeling from back-to-back construction disasters after two crane collapses killed a total of 34 people in just 48 hours. The latest accident occurred on Thursday in Samut Sakhon province, on the outskirts of Bangkok, while a separate crane collapse on Wednesday in the northeast province of Nakhon Ratchasima claimed 32 lives. Latest Incident
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US Launches Phase Two of Gaza Plan: Talks on Hamas Disarmament and Israeli Withdrawal
Hamas leaders and representatives of other Palestinian factions have convened in Cairo to discuss the second phase of the United States-led Gaza ceasefire plan. The talks come amid a fragile ceasefire that has been repeatedly violated by Israeli strikes, as the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire. Palestinian Technocratic Committee Established On Thursday, Palestinian leaders
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Plot to Divide Edo Gov’t Will Fail, Says Deputy Governor Idahosa
Edo State Deputy Governor Hon. Dennis Idahosa has affirmed that attempts by certain individuals to create a rift between him and Governor Monday Okpebholo will not succeed. In a signed statement, Idahosa urged those spreading discord to focus their energy on supporting the SHINE Agenda, noting that efforts to undermine the administration’s cohesion are “dead
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Astronauts Return to Earth After First-Ever Medical Evacuation from ISS
Four astronauts safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on January 15, 2026, marking the first-ever medical evacuation from the International Space Station (ISS). The unprecedented return was necessitated by a serious medical condition affecting one crew member, ending the mission earlier than planned. SpaceX Dragon “Endeavour” Completes Historic Descent The astronauts returned aboard the
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The BMC election vote counting in Mumbai will start at 10 am on Friday at 23 counting centres across the city.
Mumbai, the financial capital of India, is all set for the counting of votes in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections, one of the most closely watched civic polls in the country. Civic authorities confirmed that the counting process will commence at 10 am on Friday, and will be conducted simultaneously at 23 counting centres across the city.
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ASUU Commends Tinubu, Mocks Ngige’s ‘Okija Shrine’ Politics
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has praised the Bola Tinubu administration for a more disciplined and professional approach in renegotiating the ASUU–Federal Government agreement, contrasting sharply with previous administrations. In a post on its official Facebook page, ASUU highlighted that the ongoing negotiations, which began in October 2024, have been marked by calm
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