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Coalition Rejects Attempt To Use Religion To Divide Nigeria

The Centre for Public Accountability (CPA), in collaboration with the Coalition of Civil Society Organisations, has warned against inciting religious and tribal intolerance in Nigeria following controversies by the US Government to invade the country. Recall that the United States (US) President Donald Trump had threatened to invade Nigeria over the alleged killings of Christians....
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Sanwo-Olu Urges Families To Nurture Tolerance At Home

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu yesterday urged families to raise children with empathy and respect, describing the home as the first classroom of responsible citizenship. He noted that the International Day for Tolerance, marked every Nov. 16, promotes understanding across cultures and supports peaceful coexistence in diverse societies. Represented by Abimbola Salu-Hundeyin, the Secretary to...
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Alumni launch N500m Development Fund

Old students of Ahmadiyya Grammar School, Ogbagi Akoko (AGSO) in Akoko Northwest Local Government Area of Ondo State have unveiled plans to raise N500 million to revamp the school, signalling a bold effort to restore its academic excellence. The Vice President of the Alumni Association, Surajudeen Abdusalam-Alada, said the launch would be part of activities...
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Insecurity: Tinubu’s Aide Meets Miyetti Allah Leaders, Cleric Threatening Nigeria With ICC In Plateau

The Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Tinubu on Community Engagement, Abiodun Essiet, has met with Ezekiel Dachomo, the Plateaubased cleric, as part of peace-building efforts in the state. In a statement yesterday, Bayo Onanuga, presidential spokesperson, said Essiet was deployed by the president as a peace emissary to the state. Essiet visited Dachomo, Regional...
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Sultan Seeks Minimum Wage For Monarchs

The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, yesterday appealed to the Sokoto State Government to include traditional rulers in the implementation of the N70,000 minimum wage. He made the appeal at a town hall meeting organised by the Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, preparatory to the submission of the state’s 2026 budget proposal. Abubakar,...
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WHO Urges African Nations To Intensify Efforts Toward Cervical Cancer Elimination

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said that to sustain the progress and gains being made towards eliminating cervical cancer from the African region, there must be sustained commitment, financing and coordination from governments, partners, communities and individuals alike. The WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Mohamed Janabi in his message for World Cervical Cancer...
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