Month: June 2026
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Angus Bell anticipates reunion with close Ulster teammates
Wallabies prop Angus Bell is set to face his former Ulster teammates in the upcoming Nations Championship match between Australia and Ireland.
Osogbo Association Advises Ataoja to Maintain Political Impartiality
A local group, Oroki United Front, has called on the Ataoja of Osogbo to stay neutral in political affairs after reports of a political meeting held at his palace ahead of the Osun governorship election.
UNODC Reports Rising Insecurity in Nigeria Linked to Drug Trafficking
The UNODC has warned that increasing drug trafficking and the rise of synthetic substances are undermining security in Nigeria, calling for integrated and innovative government responses.
Two Scavengers Perish in Owerri Explosion, Police Open Inquiry
Two scrap metal collectors died following an explosion in a drainage channel in Owerri West, prompting an immediate police investigation.
PDP Endorses State Police Initiative While Cautioning Against Political Misuse
The PDP has voiced its support for the establishment of state police in Nigeria, stressing the need for a decentralized security approach while calling for safeguards to prevent political manipulation.
Niger State Authorities Apprehend Two Women for Alleged Child Trafficking
Police in Niger State have detained two women for suspected child trafficking, rescuing four children and discovering ritualistic materials at their residence in Suleja.
NSCDC Seizes 45,000 Litres of Illicit Petroleum in Akwa Ibom
NSCDC officials in Akwa Ibom have apprehended three suspects and seized a tanker containing 45,000 litres of illegally obtained ethanol after uncovering forged documentation.
South Africa repatriates over 15,000 Malawians amid looming anti-migrant protests
South African authorities have processed over 15,000 Malawians for repatriation as concerns rise regarding upcoming anti-migrant protests and potential violence.
Donald Trump’s Absence from World Cup Matches
President Donald Trump has not attended any World Cup games despite his prior enthusiasm, leading to questions about his future participation in the tournament.
Nyesom Wike Declares Super Eagles Pardoned Regarding World Cup Ambitions
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike confirmed that the Super Eagles have been forgiven following assurances from Joseph Yobo that the team is dedicated to qualifying for the next World Cup.