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Dec
01
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
Gov. Mba was compelled to blackmail Supreme Court – IPOB.

Gov. Mba was compelled to blackmail Supreme Court – IPOB.

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On Friday, IPOB claimed that “Aso Rock” pressured Governor Peter Mba to blackmail the Supreme Court before Nnamdi Kanu's December 15 judgement. IPOB cited Mba's claim that the group was prohibited. Mba mentioned it to State House Correspondents after visiting President Bola Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. However, IPOB cautioned that the governor would make a “costly mistake” by using the group's name to “buy favour from Tinubu’s administration.” According to Powerful, the global movement and family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), led by Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has been drawn to Dr. Peter Mba's unguarded…
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Dec
01
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
ECK Foundation Football Tournament Starts Dec. 3 With N1 Million Tag.

ECK Foundation Football Tournament Starts Dec. 3 With N1 Million Tag.

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Sunday, December 3, 2023 will mark the start of the Chief Dr. Emeka Charles Kalu Foundation Football Competition. This was revealed at the football Competition Central Organising Committee meeting. The Chairman of the Central Organising Committee, Chief Kalu Emmanuel, announced that the four Autonomous Communities in Bende Town will play a knockout football competition. He also stated that the gold cup, balls, jerseys, and other materials needed for the competition have been purchased for 1 million naira to be shared among the four teams. He advised Autonomous community team managers to organise and follow game rules. The Central Planning Committee…
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Nov
28
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
“2023 Elections in Nigeria: Actors, Intrigues, and winners” book, to be launched Nov. 30

“2023 Elections in Nigeria: Actors, Intrigues, and winners” book, to be launched Nov. 30

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Yagabi Sani, Patrick Lumumba as Guests at the Public Presentation of the Book “2023 Elections in Nigeria: Actors, Intrigues, and winners” on Thursday November 30, 2023 2023 Elections in Nigeria: Actors, Intrigues, and winners, an enthralling book by the eminent Nigerians Dr(s) Theophilus Boufini, Edward Agbai, Edward Aigbedion, and Waribugo Sylva, will be presented to the public on Thursday, 30 November at the Aso Hall of the International Conference Centre, Garki Abuja at 4pm. According to a statement by the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) signed by Dr Edward Perekebina Agbai:“We are delighted to announce a distinguished lineup of guests for…
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Nov
27
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
East African Community Trade Bloc Accepted Somalia into Its Membership.

East African Community Trade Bloc Accepted Somalia into Its Membership.

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Following decades of warfare and recovery efforts, Somalia became the eighth member of the East African Community (EAC), a significant step towards free trade and economic integration throughout the region. At the EAC summit in Tanzania, Somalia was admitted. This is expected to bring the total population of the EAC market—which currently includes Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda—to over 300 million. In attendance at the summit, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud praised this action as a ray of hope for Somalia, promising a future rich in possibilities. After years of unrest, Somalia's…
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Nov
27
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
Rumours of Coup in Sierra Leone prompt nationwide curfew

Rumours of Coup in Sierra Leone prompt nationwide curfew

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Sierra Leone has ordered a statewide curfew after a military barracks attack in Freetown this morning. After the election, the country was in upheaval. The authorities said they thwarted an attack at Wilberforce barracks and guaranteed locals of control. Information Minister Chernor Bah advised citizens to stay indoors as security authorities search for the attackers. Witnesses reported heavy shooting and explosions in Freetown early Sunday, with social media footage showing smoke billowing. Witnesses reported gunfire near Murray Town Navy Base and another military installation, indicating a security issue. President Julius Maada Bio confirmed the breach and blamed "renegades," telling the…
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