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11/09/2026

Trump rejects Saudi request to strike Houthis – Report

US President Donald Trump rejected a request from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for strikes against Houthi fighters in Yemen, news outlet Axios reported on Thursday. The Iran-backed Houthis, who have for years controlled large parts of northern Yemen, launched a large-scale offensive last w...

11/09/2026

Nigeria’s silent poisoning crisis: Inside NAFDAC’s failure to protect a nation and Nigerians’ growing call to sack Director-General Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye

Nigeria’s Silent Poisoning Crisis: Inside NAFDAC’s Failure to Protect a Nation and Nigerians’ Growing Call to Sack Director-General Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye By Daniel Nduka Okonkwo Nigeria is facing a dangerous public health crisis involving fake, substandard, and potentially hazardous medicines...

11/09/2026

Spanish parliament on Thursday, approved law granting citizenship to tens of thousands of Western Saharans who were born when Spain ran the disputed territory, which is now largely controlled by Morocco. The lawmakers voted to grants Spanish nationality to Sahrawis born before 29 September 1977 and....

10/09/2026

National assembly staff protest unpaid allowances, poor welfare
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10/09/2026

Nigerians still vote by tribe, religion, and region, then expect change: Convert your frustration into your vote in 2027 and determine your future
https://www.dailyintelnewspaper.com/nigerians-still-vote-by-tribe-religion-and-region-then-expect-change-convert-your-frustration-into-your-vote-in-2027-and-determine-your-future/

10/09/2026

By Dr. Jumai Ahmadu Abuja is growing—and growing rapidly. With that growth comes an uncomfortable but unavoidable reality: infrastructure planned and provided for a much smaller population is today under enormous pressure. Roads, drainage systems, transportation networks, waste-management faciliti...

09/09/2026

DSS says no more civil arrests: The question is what happens to those caught under the old practice

By Daniel Nduka Okonkwo The law does not bend like a switch, nor can it be toggled at the whim of a security agency. If the Department of State Services has, in the past, arrested Nigerians in connection with matters that were essentially civil disputes or allowed civil disputes to become the gatewa...

09/09/2026

The IAEA board of governors on Wednesday voted to refer Iran to the UN Security Council over its nuclear “non-compliance” in a diplomatic move to pile pressure on the Islamic republic. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has not had access to key nuclear facilities in Iran since Israel...

09/09/2026

The National Cotton Association of Nigeria, NACOTAN, in Gombe State, has said that about 22,000 farmers abandoned cotton growing for high paying crops. Mr Bala Garba, the association’s Public Relations Officer, stated this in an interview in Gombe on Wednesday. He said that the trend, if not addr...

09/09/2026

Israel has told Britain to close its consulate in occupied East Jerusalem within 30 days, after the British government announced sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The sanctions announced by Britain, France, and Canada are among the strongest collective actions taken...