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These bandits were imported prior to the 2023 election by ppl known to the government but as na Naija na, nothing will happen

Exactly, they are very fast to justify things like this with evidence of what happens in advance country but tell them to resign from their position just the same way those white will gladly resign to protect their name and integrity ,.. That one, dem no go know where their keyboard dey to type.

This people travel every week to these countries but they will never copy anything good from them

Even though, these our rules here will never good things...ppl resign in other places , why can't they do the same here...

I believe they will be there in France to welcome him again

Nigeria will be eyeing their second victory in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification, Group C, when they host Rwanda on Saturday, 5pm local time.
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‎The match is set to take place at the Super Eagles’ home ground, Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Uyo, the capital of Akwa Ibom state.
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‎Nigeria are placed fourth in the Group C standings, having collected seven points from six matches and it is imperative for the West African giants to secure wins over Rwanda, and South Africa to keep their World Cup dream alive.
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‎However, as of September 5, 2025, the countries that have already qualified for the competition includes Canada, United States, Mexico, Japan, New Zealand, Iran, Argentina, Uzbekistan.
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‎Others are South Korea, Jordan, Australia, Ecuador, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Colombia.

‎CANEX CONCERT
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‎Organisers of CANEX concert has confirmed Afrobeats singer Wizkid to perform at the CANEX 2025 Mega Concert on Friday, September 5, in Algeria.
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‎The CANEX Mega Concert is part of the broader CANEX 2025 exhibition, which showcases African national defence and security industries alongside cultural performances, blending innovation with artistic talent.
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‎The festival will feature leading artists from Algeria, South Africa, Congo, Kenya, and other African nations, making it a major pan-African musical event.
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‎CANEX officials have described Wizkid’s participation as a key highlight of the festival, emphasising his role in attracting international audiences.
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‎Renowned for his infectious Afrobeat rhythms, chart-topping hits, and magnetic stage presence, Wizkid has become one of Africa’s most celebrated music icons.
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Former world champions Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather are set to meet in the ring in 2026.
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‎Boxing production company CSI Sports announced the bout between Tyson, and Mayweather but did not give a venue or any details of a date, beyond saying it would take place in the spring.
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‎Former world heavyweight champion Tyson, who lost on points to Jake Paul in an eight-round bout in November 2024, said the fight is something neither the world nor himself ever thought would or could happen.
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‎Tyson hinted that the exhibition will give the fans what they want as the bout will be legendary, claiming to be the best in the boxing business.
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‎May Weather has yet to comment on the announcement.

‎Nigeria and India have officially submitted proposals to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games.
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‎In the proposals separately submitted by both countries, Nigeria backs its capital Abuja to host the event, with India fronting Ahmedabad.
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‎The future of the Games had become the subject of concern after South Africa's Durban and Australia's Victoria pulled out as nominated hosts for the 2022 and 2026 editions respectively.
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‎With Durban's withdrawal, Birmingham stepped in to host the 2022 Games while Glasgow took up the 2026 event.
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‎This is the second time Abuja is bidding to host the Commonwealth Games after it lost its first attempt to Glasgow in 2014

There was a significant display of diplomatic unity in Beijing on Wednesday, as China's Xi Jinping, Russia's Vladimir Putin, and North Korea's Kim Jong Un met in public for the first time.
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‎Alongside a vast military parade marking 80 years since the country's victory over Japan in World War Two, the meeting formed part of a day of statements for Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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‎Crowds of over 50,000 in Tiananmen Square witnessed laser weapons, nuclear ballistic missiles, and even robotic wolves, a display that will now be heavily scrutinised by Western defence officials, as reported by security correspondents.
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‎Xi inspected the waiting ranks of thousands of troops from the roof of his state vehicle, before warning that the world must "never return to the law of the jungle" in a speech.
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‎After the parade, diplomacy continued with handshakes and hugs marking the end of Putin and Kim's two-and-a-half hour meeting.
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‎The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has said that the Tinubu administration has not weaponised anti-corruption agencies against the political opposition.
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‎Idris stated this while speaking at the opening of the ICPC Roundtable Engagement on Agenda Setting for Strategic Integration of State Commissioners of Information in the Fight Against Corruption, held in Abuja on Wednesday.
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‎Idris said the President is implementing far-reaching judicial reforms aimed at curbing unnecessary delays in corruption trials, ensuring that justice is neither denied nor endlessly deferred.
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‎However, the Minister buttressed the President’s position that there will be no haven for corruption in Nigeria, stressing that transparency and accountability constitute strong pillars of democracy and are, unarguably, at the core of President Tinubu’s grundnorm of administration.
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‎Spanish club Sevilla has confirmed the mutual termination of Super Eagles striker Kelechi Iheanacho’s contract, ending his time at the Estadio Ramón earlier than expected
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‎Iheanacho still had two years remaining on his deal, which was due to run until June 2026, but fell out of favour under manager Matías Almeyda, who opted for other attacking options this season.
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‎The Nigerian international who joined Sevilla in 2024 after leaving Leicester City made 11 appearances and scored three goals before being loaned to Middlesbrough in January, where he played 15 matches in the Championship, contributing one goal and two assists.
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‎Despite returning for preseason in Spain, Iheanacho was excluded from Sevilla’s opening three La Liga matchday squads, prompting both parties to agree on an early separation.

PDP sef talk say anti party activities are not enough to punish wike na...make them just relax

Maybe they are safe with the bandits...but

In a same country ppl like El-Rufai should be behind bars...

adamkkk:
am I d only person that dont like this man at all ?

he isn't funny and acts pumpy

But he's cashing out...

I blame them 50/50.
Uncle Seun complete the rest characters

Ad they have announced, they will do it irrespective of any amount of public outcry. That's APC for you.

Las las na only Jesus gets all these qualities

Na them.... he's nursing senatorial ambition, why u no talk since... mtcheeww

This kind people suppose dey jail like dis but not in my country

The pictures of these protesters no get what it takes to stop the game plan underground

The problem in the coalition is yet to start. Na after primaries we go know...

This man said he will leave Nigeria if Tinubu wins but he's still here....make him leave coalition alone abeg

Nothing wey corppers no go see for this country. Mtcheeww

The most annoying thing is the so called Rev. Father not saying the truth a out the situation

Agreement is agreement eyee... listen to that sonh

Anything that will benefit the masses no be their business at all

Political science students of Benue State University will tell the story better.

I hear say them pay back some IMF loan....so what's the significance with more borrowings

Religion is causing more harm than good...

Church na biz....no more, no less
I don't blame some of these so called pastors,I blame their gullible members.

Tinubu's visit was waste of tax payers money.

No plan to end the insecurity in the state. That their Fada def...I tire for am