Canada Denies Partey Entry, Ghana Demands Answers from FIFA

The Ghanaian government has expressed strong dissatisfaction following the decision by Canadian authorities to deny a visa to Ghana midfielder and former Arsenal star Thomas Partey, ruling him out of the Black Stars' opening 2026 FIFA World Cup match against Panama. Partey, one of Ghana's most experienced players, will be unable to travel from the team's training base in Boston, United States, to Toronto, Canada, where Ghana is scheduled to face Panama in its first Group L fixture. FIFA confirm

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Federal High Court Deregisters ADC, Four Other Parties Over Constitutional Violations

A Federal High Court has ordered the deregistration of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and four other political parties over alleged violations of constitutional and regulatory requirements governing political party operations in Nigeria. The ruling, delivered on Monday, followed a legal challenge alleging that the affected parties failed to comply with provisions of the Nigerian Constitution and electoral regulations, including requirements related to internal party administration, democ

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Akpabio Regards Me as the Devil,’ Oshiomhole Says

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has jokingly remarked that Senate President Godswill Akpabio sees him as "the devil," highlighting what he described as their frequent disagreements on issues before the National Assembly. Oshiomhole made the comment during a public engagement where he reflected on his relationship with Akpabio and the dynamics within the Senate. The former governor suggested that his outspoken nature and willingness to challenge decisions often place him at odds with some of his collea

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Seven Commanders Killed as Terrorism, Banditry Take Heavy Toll

A wave of grief and outrage has swept across Nigeria following reports that seven senior military commanders have lost their lives in separate incidents linked to terrorism and banditry, reigniting concerns over the country's worsening security challenges. The deaths of the officers, who were reportedly involved in frontline operations against insurgents, terrorists, and armed criminal groups, have drawn reactions from security experts, political leaders, and citizens who fear the growing threa

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Opposition to Iran Deal Grows, but Regime Likely to Have the Final Say

Growing opposition is emerging across Iran over a proposed deal that many critics believe could have significant political, economic, and social consequences for the country. Despite increasing public debate and criticism from various groups, analysts say the Iranian regime is still expected to maintain ultimate control over the outcome. The agreement, which has sparked widespread discussion both within Iran and internationally, has divided opinion among political figures, activists, and ordina

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Ondo Has What It Takes for State Police, Says Aiyedatiwa

The Governor of Lucky Aiyedatiwa has declared that Ondo State is fully prepared for the establishment of state police, stating that the necessary structures and security frameworks are already in place. Speaking on the growing national conversation around state policing, Governor Aiyedatiwa said Ondo has developed the capacity required to support a state-controlled police force, emphasizing that the move would strengthen security and improve response to local challenges. According to the gover

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Health Officials Step Up Ebola Response in DR Congo

Ebola: DR Congo Builds New Isolation Units as Virus Spread Continues Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have accelerated the construction of new isolation and treatment units as the country battles a continuing outbreak of the Ebola virus, raising concerns among public health experts and international aid organizations. The move comes amid efforts to contain the spread of the deadly disease, which has infected several individuals in affected regions and placed addit

4 months ago

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No Going Back: APC Rejects Calls to Review Primaries

2027: APC Shuts Door on Primary Results Review The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has ruled out any review of its primary election results, insisting that the outcomes remain final and binding as the party intensifies preparations for the 2027 general elections. Party officials stated that the APC's internal processes were conducted in accordance with established guidelines and democratic principles, emphasizing that there are no plans to revisit or alter the results of duly conduc

4 months ago

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Borno School Under Attack as Gunmen Burn Classrooms

Terrorists Invade Borno School, Kill One, Set Classrooms Ablaze Suspected terrorists have reportedly attacked a school in Borno State, killing one person and setting several classrooms on fire in the latest assault to hit Nigeria’s insurgency-ravaged North-East region. According to local sources, the attackers stormed the educational facility in the early hours of the day, causing panic among students, teachers, and residents of the surrounding community. During the attack, one individual

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Churches to Wear Black as CAN Mourns Victims of Violence

CAN Declares ‘Black Sunday’ to Mourn Victims of Insecurity Across Nigeria The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has declared a nationwide “Black Sunday” in honour of Nigerians who have lost their lives to insecurity, violence, terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and other criminal activities across the country. The Christian body said the initiative is intended to provide an opportunity for churches and citizens to mourn victims, pray for affected families, and draw attention to the urge

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Bloodshed in Kebbi: Bandits Kill 20 in Latest Attack

At least 20 people have reportedly been killed following a fresh attack by suspected bandits on a community in Kebbi State, deepening concerns over the worsening security situation in parts of northwestern Nigeria. According to local sources, the attackers stormed the community in large numbers, opening fire on residents and forcing many others to flee into nearby bushes for safety. Several houses and properties were also said to have been damaged during the assault. The latest incident adds t

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Tehran Announces Multi-Day Funeral for Ayatollah Khamenei

Iran has announced that its late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, will be laid to rest on July 9 following a series of funeral ceremonies scheduled to take place across the country. According to Iranian state media, the funeral proceedings will begin in Tehran on July 4 and continue with additional ceremonies in the holy city of Qom on July 7 before concluding with Khamenei's burial in his hometown of Mashhad on July 9. Khamenei, who led the Islamic Republic for more than three decades,

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No Reason to Keep Nnamdi Kanu in Detention, Says Obi

Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has called for the release of Nnamdi Kanu, arguing that there is no justifiable reason for the continued detention of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). Speaking on national issues and the need for justice and national reconciliation, Obi stressed that resolving sensitive political and security matters through dialogue and adherence to the rule of law would contribute to lasting peace and stability in the country. Accordin

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Atiku Picks Amaechi as Running Mate in Major Opposition Move

Amaechi Finally Agrees to Become Atiku’s Running Mate Former Rivers State Governor and ex-Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has reportedly agreed to serve as the running mate to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) ahead of the 2027 presidential election. The development comes after weeks of intense consultations and negotiations within the opposition coalition following the ADC presidential primary. Political observers des

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Security Concerns Deepen Following Reported Killing of Ex-General

Retired Major General Rabe Abubakar Reportedly Killed by Bandits Nigeria has been thrown into mourning following reports that retired Major General Rabe Abubakar was killed during an attack by suspected bandits, adding to growing concerns over the country's persistent security challenges. According to reports, the retired senior military officer was attacked by armed assailants while traveling in a region affected by banditry and violent criminal activities. Details surrounding the inciden

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U.S. Deportation Flight Arrives in Central African Republic Amid Migration Crackdown

A U.S. government flight carrying deported migrants has landed in the Central African Republic, marking the latest development in Washington’s efforts to tighten immigration enforcement and accelerate the removal of undocumented migrants. According to officials, the deportees included individuals whose removal had been ordered under U.S. immigration laws. The flight forms part of a broader strategy by the administration to increase deportations and strengthen border security measures. Authorit

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Nigerian-Born Stars Shine at World Cup as Balogun Leads USA Victory, Oluwaseyi and David Inspire Canada

Players of Nigerian heritage delivered standout performances at the FIFA World Cup, with Folarin Balogun firing the United States to an impressive victory while Tani Oluwaseyi and Jonathan David helped Canada secure a historic point in their opening match. Balogun was among the stars of the show as the United States produced a dominant display to defeat Paraguay 4-1, strengthening their position in Group D. The striker's attacking brilliance once again highlighted the growing influence of playe

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FIFA Addresses Concerns Over Empty Seats, Says Fans Were Inside Stadium Concourse Areas

FIFA has responded to criticism over the appearance of empty seats at several tournament matches, insisting that many supporters were present inside stadium concourse areas rather than sitting in their assigned seats. The governing body said the perception of low attendance was largely due to fans spending time in food courts, hospitality sections, merchandise zones, and other facilities within the stadium before returning to their seats. According to FIFA, overall attendance figures remained s

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Protesters Return to Lagos Streets, Demand Urgent Action on Hardship and Insecurity

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Lagos under the EndBadGovernance movement, calling on the federal government to take decisive steps to address rising economic hardship, insecurity, and the declining cost of living across Nigeria. The protesters, who marched peacefully through parts of the city, expressed frustration over soaring food prices, unemployment, inflation, and persistent security challenges affecting communities nationwide. They urged authorities to implement policies that would

4 months ago

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Trump Says U.S. Airstrike Kills Notorious Tren de Aragua Gang Leader

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that American forces carried out a targeted military strike that killed Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, widely known as “Niño Guerrero,” the alleged leader of the Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua. According to Trump, the operation was conducted by U.S. Southern Command and was closely coordinated with Venezuelan authorities. He described the strike as a major victory against transnational organized crime and terrorism. Tren de Aragua

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