Month: July 2026
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Study reveals UK experienced largest increase in antisemitic incidents globally
A report from the J7 task force highlights a record rise in antisemitic violence across major global communities, identifying the UK as having the sharpest increase in reported incidents in 2025.
President Tinubu Promises Economic Prosperity and Enhanced Security to Catholic Bishops
President Bola Tinubu informed the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Nigeria that his administration has successfully stabilized the economy and is actively strengthening security infrastructure to ensure future prosperity.
Abuja Court of Appeal Overturns Deregistration of ADC and Four Other Parties
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has overturned a ruling that sought to deregister five political parties, including the ADC, labeling the original trial court decision as judicial misconduct.
Prime Minister Burnham seeks cross-party dialogue on social care reform
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has invited opposition leaders to discuss social care reform in England, aiming to foster cross-party consensus on a sustainable long-term strategy.
Nasarawa Police Search for Kidnappers of Federal University of Lafia Students
Nasarawa State Police are investigating the abduction of three first-year Federal University of Lafia students who were taken from their off-campus residence on Saturday night.
Senator Emma Anosike Reinstated as Anambra APC Chairman to Resolve Internal Strife
The national APC leadership has reinstated Senator Emma Anosike as the Anambra State chairman, aiming to resolve internal divisions and unify the party ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Daily Newspaper Roundup: Social Care Levies and FIFA Controversies
Newspapers detail proposals for a social care tax, controversy over FIFA's commercial plans for the World Cup, and various national and international news stories.
Zack Polanski declines to offer apology to Nigel Farage over social media post
Green Party leader Zack Polanski refuses to apologize to Nigel Farage following an accidental social media post, sparking a political confrontation over alleged incitement to violence.
NAFDAC Shuts Down Ogun State Facilities for Producing Prohibited Small-Volume Alcohol
NAFDAC has closed two distilleries in Ogun State for violating federal bans on the production of alcoholic beverages in sachets and bottles smaller than 200ml.
Specialists Urge Action as Nigerian Autistic Individuals Face Continued Exclusion
Experts at the 16th GTCO Autism Conference report that thousands of autistic Nigerians remain excluded from schools and workplaces due to policy gaps and persistent social stigma.