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Strategic Newsletter President Bola Tinubu, on Sunday, February 08, 2026, received a high-level delegation from United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) read more NigeriaâU.S. security talks deepen as AFRICOM engagement signals a new phase
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Barcelona striker, Robert Lewandowski, will not be able to play in the second match of their Copa del Rey semi-final against Atletico Madrid. The LaLiga leaders are trailing 4-1 from the first game. And they will try to come back without Lewandowski, who has a broken eye socket. This was announced by Barcelona on Sunday. [âŚ] Copa del Rey: Barcelona suffer major injury blow ahead of Atletico second leg
The US star's best actor win for Sinners leaves the Oscars race too close to call.
Shares of Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions Ltd., one of Indiaâs leading renewable energy providers, slipped in their Mumbai trading debut on Monday, underscoring muted investor appetite for the industry.
The Federal Government of Nigeria recently issued a directive that the salaries of federal civil servants who fail to complete read more Payroll audit: Driving accountability, efficiency, and productivity in public service
Relegation-threatened Tottenhamâs miserable 2026 continued as their winless run extended to 10 league games with Fulham gaining a deserved victory to boost their hopes of qualifying for European football. Fulham, who scored twice in the opening six minutes in their 2-1 win over Spurs in November, again got an early goal with Harry Wilson netting [âŚ]
Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has confirmed that investigations into the controversial ?10 billion Abia airport project are still active. He said the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has not closed the case and is continuing to question individuals linked to the project. The governor made this known during his monthly media briefing in [âŚ]
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Authorities say capture of bull and tiger sharks necessary to protect lives as environmentalists launch urgent legal challenge Some beaches in areas of New Caledonia are closed to swimming and the authorities have begun shark culling off the capital, NoumĂŠa, after a fatal attack in the popular tourist spot â prompting a legal challenge to stop the operation and reigniting debate over public safety and marine conservation. The culling operation began on 23 February, after a man from New Caledonia riding a wing foil in a recreational area was attacked and killed. Preliminary investigations indicate the victim was attacked by a tiger shark that measured at least three metres. Continue reading...
âŚ54% Investment Slump Triggers Fresh Industrial Push LAGOS â Investment in Nigeriaâs production and manufacturing sector has plunged sharpÂly, even as overall capital inflows into the country surged to recordâŚ
Logistical challenges and the redistribution of voters to other polling units without proper notice were apparent electoral administrative nightmares. The post EDITORIAL: Abuja Council Polls: A dress rehearsal for 2027? appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
