General news.
GNA Advisory Council member GN Michael Ojo has praised Executive Director Kayode Elusoji for developing a technology-driven system aimed at improving governance accountability.
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Ghana have been dealt a defensive setback after Kojo Oppong Peprah was ruled out through injury ahead of their crucial World Cup clash with Colombia.
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Ecuador have parted ways with Sebastian Beccacece after their World Cup exit, making him the fifth coach dismissed following elimination from the tournament.
Faleke says Nigeria’s development depends on civil servants resisting political pressure, upholding integrity and due process, stressing that technocrats are essential to effective governance and national progress.
New Zealand has introduced a six-month work visa for international graduates to bridge employment gaps, alongside expanded post-study rules aimed at aligning immigration policies with labour market needs.
Pope Leo XIV says weapons cannot bring lasting peace, urging global leaders to embrace dialogue, diplomacy and moral responsibility, stressing that arms only create temporary silence, not genuine global stability.
Israel says Iran fired nearly 30 missiles since Sunday, triggering retaliation strikes on Iranian facilities, marking first major exchange of fire between both countries since April ceasefire agreement.
PSN has applauded Federal High Court convictions of illegal pharmacy operators, warning that fake drug activities endanger public health and urging stronger enforcement of Nigeria’s pharmaceutical laws nationwide.
OPEP troops rescued a pastor and his wife abducted in Plateau State after a swift operation in Bokkos, with victims injured while fleeing kidnappers who escaped into nearby forest.
Tinubu, through SGF Akume, vowed Nigeria will not surrender to terrorists, pledging intensified security operations, protection of lives, and efforts to rescue abducted citizens while addressing economic challenges nationwide.
Residents in Lagos have criticized a reported solar installation fee policy, sparking debate over taxation, governance, and energy access, though the government insists it applies only to social housing estates.
Ali Ndume says 2027 presidential election will be “like WWE,” describing expected tough competition between Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi and other major political contenders in Nigeria’s electoral race.
Iyabo Obasanjo has resigned from APC, citing marginalisation, exclusion and unfair treatment in Ogun State politics following disputed governorship primaries and lack of response to her supporters’ demands by leadership.
PDP leaders led by Adolphus Wabara have sued INEC, seeking recognition of the party’s interim NWC and urging the commission to update records following recent court rulings.
Atiku Abubakar welcomed the rescue of 360 Borno abductees, urging government and security agencies to intensify efforts to free remaining kidnap victims and strengthen national security.
