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2027: Why Labour Party is stongest – Nenadi Usman

​The Interim National Chairman of the Labour Party, Nenadi Usman, says the party is the strongest among all other political parties in the country. Usman made this statement on Monday when she featured in an interview on ‘Prime Time’, a programme on Arise Television monitored by DAILY POST. She said that the Labour Party is the only party that has institutional members like the Trade Union Congress, TUC and the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC. According to her, party membership e-registration is the brainchild of the Labour Party, even though other parties are now doing the same. “The Labour Party is…

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Body of missing man recovered from Obalende Underbridge Canal in Lagos

The body of a young man has been recovered from the Obalende Underbridge Canal on Lagos Island, several days after he was reported missing. The deceased, whose identity has not been officially released, was said to have lived beneath the bridge for an extended period. Sources indicated that he was known within the area for engaging in illicit drug activities and was suspected to have been under the influence of drugs prior to the incident. A search effort later led to the discovery of his remains in the canal, after which officials of the Lagos Environmental Sanitation Corps, LAGESC, also…

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EPL: ‘He’s offering nothing’ – Arteta told to drop Odegaard from starting XI

Former Tottenham Hotspur striker, Darren Bent has called on Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta to consider dropping captain, Martin Odegaard from the starting lineup. Bent believes that Odegaard’s contributions from midfield have been lacking, suggesting that Eberechi Eze deserves an opportunity to shine in his place. “Next weekend in the Premier League [against Leeds United], Odegaard should sit out. Honestly out,” Bent said on talkSPORT. “After Eze was unbelievable against Tottenham, Odegaard came back in, and he was better. I thought, “Okay, we are going to get the Odegaard back from two years ago,” but he has gone back to himself.…

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2026 budget, constitution review top agenda as N’Assembly resumes

The National Assembly will today resume plenary sessions with the scrutiny of President Bola Tinubu’s ₦58.47tn 2026 Appropriation Bill and amendments to Nigeria’s electoral laws topping its legislative agenda. The Leader of the Senate, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, stated that the upper and lower chambers would also expedite work on the review of the 1999 Constitution, assuring all that the document would be completed and ready for transmission to state legislatures by the first quarter of 2026. Bamidele disclosed this in Abuja on Monday, noting that committees in both chambers had already commenced detailed assessments of the revenue and expenditure estimates…

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Lagos residents protest three-month power blackout

Residents of Gowon Estate in the Egbeda area of Lagos State on Monday staged a protest at the Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company’s office over a prolonged power outage that has plunged parts of the area into darkness for months. The protesters converged on the IKEDC office in the Ponle area of the community, demanding the immediate restoration of electricity to their homes. According to them, several streets along 34 Road, including B Close, C Close, D Close, and F Close, had been without power supply since October 12, 2025, following the breakdown of a 500KVA transformer serving the area. The…

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Why education must come first

Nigeria enters 2026 confronted by a moral and constitutional crisis disguised as routine budgeting. It is a crisis that strikes at the heart of justice, peace, and the social contract between government and the governed. At its centre is a simple but devastating contradiction: while millions of Nigerian children are denied education, safety, healthcare and water, billions of naira of public funds are routinely diverted to religious patronage, ceremonial spending, and unaccountable security votes. The evidence is no longer anecdotal. It is statistical, documented, and publicly available. According to UNICEF, Nigeria now has 18.3 million out-of-school children, the highest number…

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Chukwueze goal inspires Fulham comeback win vs Brighton

Super Eagles winger Samuel Chukwueze credited Fulham manager Marco Silva’s simple instructions for inspiring his match-winning impact in Saturday’s dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over Brighton at Craven Cottage, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Fresh from Africa Cup of Nations duty, Chukwueze was introduced in the 59th minute with Fulham trailing to Yasin Ayari’s first-half opener. The Nigerian’s pace and directness immediately unsettled Brighton’s defence. He drew Fulham level in the 72nd minute with a composed finish after Joachim Andersen’s perfectly weighted pass. Harry Wilson completed the turnaround deep into stoppage time to send the home fans into raptures. “The manager told…

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NUC approves new postgraduate courses at Atiba University

The National Universities Commission has approved 11 postgraduate programmes for the Atiba University, Oyo, Oyo State. In a letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor of AUO, Prof Sunday Okeniyi, signed by the NUC Director of Academic Planning, Abubakar Girei, the commission approved 11 courses for the institution at the postgraduate, Master’s and PhD levels. According to the letter, NUC arrived at the decision, following resource verification carried out by panels of experts on some proposed programmes at the Atiba University, Oyo. Parts of the letter read, “The Vice-Chancellor is pleased to recall that a resource verification visit was carried out…

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FG Signs Deal to Promote Innovation Research in Nigeria

The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure and the African University of Science and Technology in Abuja have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen collaboration on innovation, technology development, and the commercialisation of research outputs. The agreement, signed at NASENI’s headquarters, aims to move research beyond academic publications into practical, real-world applications. The Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NASENI, Khalil Halilu, described the partnership as a step toward fostering institutional collaboration with tangible impact. In a statement on Monday, NASENI’s Director of Information, New Media and Protocol, Olusegun Ayeoyenikan, reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to partnerships…

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Clawdbot AI Flaw Exposes API Keys And Private User Data

Cybersecurity researchers have raised red flags about a new artificial intelligence personal assistant called Clawdbot, warning it could inadvertently expose personal data and API keys to the public. On Tuesday, Blockchain security firm SlowMist said a Clawdbot “gateway exposure” has been identified, putting “hundreds of API keys and private chat logs at risk.”“Multiple unauthenticated instances are publicly accessible, and several code flaws may lead to credential theft and even remote code execution,” it added. Security researcher Jamieson O’Reilly originally detailed the findings on Sunday, stating that “hundreds of people have set up their Clawdbot control servers exposed to the public” over the…

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