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‘The ruling party doesn’t want anyone on the ballot’ — ADC Support Group

A support group of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, the Grassroots Mobilization Network, GMN, has expressed concerns over ongoing legal disputes involving the party, urging the judiciary to uphold fairness and due process. Speaking on Saturday in Abuja, the group’s spokesperson, Peter Emeka, said all stakeholders must work to protect democratic institutions and ensure confidence in the electoral process. “The ruling party doesn’t want anyone on the ballot,” Emeka alleged, while calling on the courts to remain impartial in the handling of political cases. He urged judicial officers handling political matters to act in accordance with the law and in a manner…

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Police smash suspected ‘White Cap’ burglary ring, recover firearm, stolen goods in Cross River

Cross River State Police Command has recorded major breakthroughs in its fight against crime with the arrest of suspected members of a burglary syndicate in Calabar and the recovery of a locally fabricated firearm from a suspect in Ikom Local Government Area. Police said four suspected members of a burglary and stealing gang believed to be responsible for a series of break-ins across the Calabar metropolis were arrested following an intelligence-led operation by operatives of the Uwanse Division. The suspects were identified as Effiong Ene, 27; Hope Linus, 18; Patrick Etim, 26; and Maurice Asuquo, 27. According to the Command,…

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Nigerian government lacks sense of humanity – Actress Yvonne Jegede

Nollywood actress, Yvonne Jegede has criticised the way the President Bola Tinubu administration is handling the insecurity in the country.  The thespian said the current regime’s approach to the escalating insecurity in the country shows it lack a sense of humanity.  In a recent Instagram post, Jegede said insecurity alone is not the problem but the government’s lackadaisical approach towards tackling it. She wrote, “Nigeria government lacks a sense of humanity. “@Asiwajubat @officialoluremitinubu Nigerians are not doormats nor people you just prey on. Crimes happen everywhere in the world, it is the fact that Nigerians know that no one will…

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Transfer: Arsenal only realistic option for Julian Alvarez

Arsenal has been identified as the only realistic option for Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez this summer. The Sun reports that the Argentina international, however, is not considering a move to the Premier League North London club. Alvarez has been linked with both Arsenal and Barcelona in the transfer window. Barcelona’s opening bid of £86.4 million was rejected by Atletico Madrid, with the situation at a “standstill” between both LaLiga clubs, according to The Sun. Diego Simeone’s side are said to be confident that Alvarez will stay in the Spanish capital beyond. Alvarez joined Atletico Madrid from Manchester City for…

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Kaduna Police Rescue Three Kidnap Victims After 40 Days

The Kaduna State Police Command has rescued three kidnapped victims who spent more than 40 days in captivity and arrested five suspected informants linked to a kidnapping syndicate. The Command’s Public Relations Officer, DSP Mansir Hassan, disclosed this in a statement issued on Saturday in Kaduna. Hassan said the rescue operation was carried out by a joint security team led by personnel from Fushin Kada, in collaboration with the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in Hunkuyi. According to him, the operation followed sustained intelligence gathering, strategic surveillance, and coordinated security efforts that led operatives to a suspected bandits’ hideout. “Upon sighting…

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Betcamp unveils Siasia, Mighty George as Brand Ambassadors

Nigeria’s latest sports betting brand, Betcamp, has officially unveiled Nigerian football legend, Samson Siasia, and renowned broadcaster, Guinness World Record holder and media personality, Mighty George, as brand ambassadors. The unveiling ceremony was held at the company’s Abuja headquarters and marks another major milestone for the fast-rising sports betting platform, which officially went live on May 25, 2026. The appointments reflect Betcamp’s commitment to partnering with personalities who embody excellence, credibility, resilience and innovation, while strengthening its connection with sports fans and entertainment audiences across Nigeria. Samson Siasia remains one of the most accomplished figures in Nigerian football history. As…

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Jessica Alba’s Cool-Mom Adidas Sneakers Are on Sale on Amazon

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Nobody radiates cool-mom vibes like Jessica Alba, and her secret is incredibly simple. The right sneakers give any outfit a laid-back city-girl appeal; Alba rocks these sporty Adidas kicks that look expensive, yet are on sale for only $57 on Amazon. During a recent outing in Los Angeles, Alba wore a bomber jacket, baggy jeans and timeless black-and-white sneakers that tied the whole thing together. Her shoes pair well with anything, from denim pants to billowy dresses, so we won’t…

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Judge withdraws from .5 million fraud trial

Federal High Court in Lagos, Akintayo Aluko, has withdrawn from a $42.5 million rice import fraud trial. This followed a petition accusing him of misconduct and bias. The judge gave his ruling on 24 May declaring his withdrawal from the trial. The certified true copy of the ruling was shared with PREMIUM TIMES on Friday. In the case marked FHC/L/562C/22, The federal government, through the Department of Public Prosecutions (DPP) of the Federal Ministry of Justice, charged five defendants with fraud They are Prem Garg, Devashish Garg, Marcus Wade, Agrico Agbe Limited and Wilben Trade Limited (Dubai). All the defendants…

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Dropped from an helicopter to her death by the French, By Owei Lakemfa

Zuleikha Al-Shayeb She was captured by the French who, rather than treat her as a Prisoner of War (POW) in accordance with the 12 August, 1949 Geneva Convention, decided to torture and brutalise her. On 15 October, 1957, the French produced her in the streets of Algiers. She was chained to a land rover and driven on the streets. As they dragged her on the roads, peeling off her skin and causing her bodily injuries, the French, using loudspeakers, were telling Algerians that this would be the “fate of those who resist French rule.” They added that: “France will show…

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