Month: July 2026
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Prime Minister initiates operations at new Manchester government hub
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has begun work at a new government hub in Manchester, aiming to decentralize power from Whitehall while facing criticism from opposition leader Kemi Badenoch.
Yobe Police Apprehend Three for Vandalism and Recover Stolen Equipment
Yobe State Police arrested three men for vandalism and recovered stolen power cables and a getaway tricycle.
University of Abuja Law Student Secures Victory at West African Speech Competition
University of Abuja law student Amra Salihu won the 9th GIABA Inter-Universities Speech Contest in Freetown, Sierra Leone, beating out competitors from across the region.
Yobe police capture trio for vandalism and cable theft
Yobe State police have detained three suspects and recovered stolen electrical cables and a tricycle in an ongoing effort to combat infrastructure vandalism.
APP Announces Election Readiness for 2027 in Imo
The Action Peoples Party in Imo State has confirmed its candidate list for the 2027 general elections and denounced recent acts of vandalism against its property.
Unlawful miners fatally shoot NSCDC official in Niger State
An NSCDC officer lost his life after a confrontation with illegal miners in Niger State, prompting a search for the suspects involved.
Eddie Hearn Rejects Tyson Fury’s Claims Over Potential Joshua Fight Cancellation
Eddie Hearn dismisses Tyson Fury's doubts regarding their potential heavyweight fight, highlighting the importance of this week's warm-up matches for both British boxers.
Hull KR Extend Derby Dominance Over Struggling Hull FC
Hull KR defeated rivals Hull FC to reclaim a top-five spot, while the home side's difficult season deepened with a sixth straight loss.
Super Falcons squad complete in Casablanca with arrival of Abiodun and Monday
Deborah Abiodun and Monday Gift have joined the Super Falcons camp in Casablanca, bringing the full 25-player squad together for the upcoming 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
US Imposes Sanctions on Muslim Brotherhood Figure and CJNG Cartel Leadership
The U.S. government has sanctioned a top Muslim Brotherhood official and over 50 associates of the CJNG cartel to disrupt international terror financing and narco-trafficking networks.