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The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon plans to withdraw most of its troops by mid-2027, its spokesperson has said, following the expiration of the peacekeepers’ mandate at the end of this year. UNIFIL spokesperson Kandice Ardiel told AFP on Tuesday that “UNIFIL is planning to draw down and withdraw all, or substantially all,…
Nigeria has fallen two places in the global corruption rankings, moving from 140th position in 2024 to 142nd out of 182 countries assessed in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index released by Transparency International. Despite the downward shift in ranking, the country retained its position as the 36th most corrupt nation in the world, scoring…
A former Rivers State Governor and ex-Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, on Tuesday joined protesters at the National Assembly Complex in Abuja, demanding the mandatory inclusion of real-time electronic transmission of election results in the proposed Electoral Act amendment. In a video shared on Tuesday by X user #ImranMuhammed, Amaechi was seen standing side…
A jury at Bristol Crown Court today convicted Nathan Bennett of multiple counts of sexual violence against toddlers. The thirty-year-old former practitioner faced charges including rape and sexual assault against five boys under his care. These victims were only two and three years old when the horrific abuse allegedly occurred. Legal experts describe the harrowing…
President Bola Tinubu has once more waded into the protracted political feud in Rivers State, convening key stakeholders for discussions aimed at halting escalating tensions between Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike and Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Reports from multiple sources indicate that the late-night meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday involved…
Sudan’s government has resumed full participation in the Intergovernmental Authority on Development, ending a two-year suspension that stemmed from regional tensions over the country’s devastating internal conflict. The move, announced by the foreign ministry in Khartoum, comes as the nearly three-year war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces continues…
by Hadiza Abdulraheem Headaches, low energy, and dehydration are among the most common physical difficulties people experience while fasting, especially in the first week. These symptoms are usually not caused by fasting itself, but by how suhoor, sleep, hydration, and daily habits are handled. With a few adjustments, most of these issues can be reduced…
Most Muslims hope to make the most of Ramadan each year, but that usually depends on what is done before the month begins. Ramadan changes daily routines, priorities, and energy levels, so preparing in advance helps the month run more smoothly and allows worship to happen with less distraction. Here are seven simple things you…
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein, is scheduled to face questioning from the US Congress on Monday in a closed-door deposition. Serving a 20-year prison sentence for trafficking minors to Epstein, Maxwell will participate in the deposition via videolink from prison. However, it is anticipated that she will invoke her Fifth Amendment…
In the famous Pirates of the Caribbean films, Tortuga is introduced as a place where disorder has settled in and made it comfortable. It is noisy, violent, indulgent, and strangely functional. People drink, fight, recruit allies, lose fortunes, and bury grievances all in the same breath. Authority is not absent, but it is weak, improvised,…
