Month: June 2026
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Senate Introduces Strict Safeguards to Prevent Governor Misuse of State Police
The Nigerian Senate has passed a landmark constitutional amendment to establish state-run police services while implementing strict legal safeguards to prevent governors from abusing their power.
England Cricket Faces Pressure at Trent Bridge After Turbulent Fortnight
England's cricket team faces immense pressure at Trent Bridge following a challenging fortnight of off-field controversies and inconsistent results.
Will Republicans accept Trump’s claims regarding Iran?
Hosts discuss Donald Trump's push to convince Republicans that his policy on Iran is effective, while also looking at a rise in socialist-leaning candidates in New York.
Yobe Police Boost Security at NYSC Camp
Yobe police authorities have increased security measures at the Dazigau NYSC camp to ensure the safety of personnel and corps members.
Wike to PDP Hopefuls: Political Power Must Be Seized, Not Gifted
Nyesom Wike has challenged PDP members to actively pursue political power for the 2027 elections, stressing that success requires hard work and resilience rather than waiting for handouts.
AAU Ekpoma Academic Staff Union Threatens Indefinite Strike Over Agreement Implementation
The ASUU chapter at Ambrose Alli University is threatening an indefinite strike, citing the government's failure to implement the 2025 FGN/ASUU agreement and settle outstanding arrears.
Abdu Maikaba Finalizes Flying Eagles Squad for WAFU U-20 Defense
Coach Abdu Maikaba has completed the selection process for the Flying Eagles roster ahead of the WAFU B U-20 Tournament in Côte d’Ivoire.
US Government to Restrict Passports for Individuals With Large Child Support Arrears
Americans owing over $2,500 in child support now face passport revocation or denial as part of a federal enforcement initiative requiring debt repayment to restore travel eligibility.
Russian court imprisons Yabloko deputy leader for anti-war social media posts
A senior official in Russia's Yabloko opposition party, Maxim Kruglov, has been sentenced to seven years in prison for social media posts criticizing the war in Ukraine.
IAEA head confirms nuclear site visits will proceed per US-Iran pact
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi stated that nuclear inspections in Iran are moving forward under the new US-Iran peace deal, despite conflicting statements from Iranian officials regarding the scope of access to damaged sites.