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Ex-FCT senator, Philip Aduda resigns from PDP
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Ex-FCT senator, Philip Aduda resigns from PDP

Former senator representing the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Phillip Aduda, has resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. Aduda’s resignation was contained in a letter addressed to the Chairman of PDP in Karu Ward. The resignation is titled: ā€œNotice of Resignation of My membership from the PDP.ā€ It reads: ā€œI write to formally notify you […] Ex-FCT senator, Philip Aduda resigns from PDP

Daily Post Nigeria•3/17/2026
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ā€œLet Me Beā€ – Chizzy Alichi Debunks Reports Saying She Is Expecting Another Child

Nollywood actress Chizzy Alichi has responded to those questioning when she is having another child. She recently shared a clip of herself getting glam on Instagram, and fans have been reacting. According to her, those waiting for another child should let her be because pregnancy and motherhood are not easy journeys for any woman. Recall [...] Source from InfoStride News

The InfoStride•3/17/2026
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ā€˜These connections are overlooked’: how British companies profited from slavery in Brazil long after abolition

Britons learn about the country’s involvement ā€˜almost as a self-congratulatory narrative’, says historian Joseph Mulhern In 1845 British citizens and companies were already legally prohibited from owning or buying enslaved people overseas, yet that year 385 captives were ā€œtransferredā€ to a British mining company in Brazil named St John d’El Rey. Despite a global campaign waged by the UK against slavery and the transatlantic slave trade, the move was not technically illegal because the enslaved people were not sold but ā€œrentedā€ – a practice permitted overseas under the 1843 Slave Trade Act. Continue reading...

The Guardian•3/17/2026
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