Month: June 2026
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Real Madrid star Ferland Mendy faces trial over dog attack
Real Madrid defender Ferland Mendy is heading to court after his dogs reportedly escaped and injured a teenager and another animal.
FUT Minna Students Block Campus Access Over Surging Robberies
Students at FUT Minna halted campus activities and blocked school gates on Tuesday to protest increasing robbery incidents that have left them feeling unsafe in off-campus housing.
NEMA Advocates Enhanced Agency Cooperation to Tackle National Flood Risks
NEMA officials have urged government agencies to coordinate more effectively to mitigate the 2026 flood risk, which threatens 23 states and the FCT.
Rooney Criticizes Tuchel for Selection of Injury-Prone Chelsea Players
Former England captain Wayne Rooney has criticized Thomas Tuchel for selecting injury-prone defenders like Reece James and Trevoh Chalobah for the current World Cup squad.
Nigeria records 1.5 million new voter registrations during recent CVR phase
Over 1.5 million Nigerians have enrolled in the third phase of the Continuous Voter Registration, with youth and student demographics leading the turnout.
Akwa Ibom Governor Eno Authorizes Hazard Pay for State-Employed Reporters
Governor Umo Eno has directed the implementation of hazard allowances for state-employed journalists in Akwa Ibom following a request from the local NUJ council.
Nigeria’s Federal High Court Implements Updated Pre-Election Litigation Rules
The Federal High Court of Nigeria has introduced the 2026 Practice Directions to streamline and expedite the handling of pre-election legal disputes.
Abuja Protesters Demand Removal of Justice Lifu Over Controversial Ruling
ADC supporters marched to the Federal High Court in Abuja, calling for the removal of Justice Peter Odo Lifu after his ruling led to the potential deregistration of their party ahead of the 2027 elections.
Qatar Confirms US Envoys in Doha for Mediation Talks, Excluding Direct Iran Meetings
US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are in Doha for discussions with mediators, though Qatari officials state no direct meetings with Iran are planned.
CAN Nasarawa Chairman labels abstaining from voting a sin
Rev. Dr. Sunday Emma, CAN Chairman for Nasarawa State, has urged Christians to view voting as a spiritual and civic obligation, warning that abstaining from elections is a sin.