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Atiku Abubakar

‘Stop governing by obituary statements’ — Atiku attacks Tinubu over killing of abducted Oyo teacher

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticised President Bola Tinubu over his reaction to the killing of an abducted teacher in Oyo state, accusing the presidency of responding to insecurity with “press statements”. Last Friday, gunmen invaded the Esiele community in Oriire local government area of Oyo State, killing two persons and abducting pupils, students…

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Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi

Amaechi: I’ll reform Nigeria’s electoral system within six months if elected president

Rotimi Amaechi, former minister of transportation, says he would carry out electoral reforms within six months if elected president in 2027. Speaking during an interview with Trust TV on Monday, Amaechi said Nigeria’s electoral challenges persist because political elites are not held accountable by citizens. “If I become president in 2027, six months after, we…

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Desmond Elliot and Femi Gbajabiamila

‘I was in South Africa when Obasa’s impeachment started’ — Desmond Elliott replies Gbajabiamila

Desmond Elliott, member representing Surulere constituency I in the Lagos State House of Assembly, says he was out of Nigeria when the impeachment process against Mudashiru Obasa began. Elliott spoke during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily programme on Tuesday. Earlier, Femi Gbajabiamila, chief of staff to President Bola Tinubu, said he nearly lost…

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Finland plans tougher immigration rules for international students

Finland proposes stricter student immigration reforms Finland is considering tougher immigration rules for international students under a new reform package aimed at tightening entry requirements. According to reports by the Economic Times on Tuesday, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment released the proposals on May 18 for public consultation. The consultation process will run…

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Tasmania apologises over decades-old autopsy body parts scandal

Government issues apology over human remains scandal Tasmania’s government has issued a formal apology after an investigation uncovered the storage and display of human body parts taken during coronial autopsies without family consent. The findings show that between 1966 and 1991, pathologists may have collected at least 177 human specimens. They then transferred the remains…

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Venezuela Orders Probe Into Political Prisoner’s Death in Custody

Venezuela’s interim President, Delcy Rodríguez, has ordered an investigation into the death of political prisoner Víctor Hugo Quero Navas while in state custody. The decision followed growing outrage over the case and the death of Quero’s mother, Carmen Navas, who died days after authorities confirmed her son’s passing. Mother Dies Days After Son’s Death Confirmed…

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