[New Dawn] The Union of Liberian Associations in the Americas (ULAA) strongly criticizes the Liberian government for its failure to attend groundbreaking ceremony for a modern resource center, despite receiving formal invitations and prior notification about the event.
[allAfrica] “Now that the BBC has been able to unmask killer cops through their uniforms – even with their faces covered – they have nowhere to hide. That’s why they’re always in civilian clothes!”
[Leadership] Inferno victims, the physically challenged, and poor families are among the beneficiaries of the Aliko Dangote Foundation’s rice distribution exercise in Taraba and Jigawa states.
[Capital FM] Kisii — Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has defended the government’s partnership with churches, dismissing claims of division between church and state.
[GroundUp] #UniteBehind is challenging the constitutionality of Parliament’s new Code of Conduct
[This Day] The presidency, yesterday, reacted to insinuations in opposition circles that Nigeria’s democracy was currently threatened under the watch of President Bola Tinubu, and the country was tilting towards a one-party system.
BRICS Set to Present United Front Against Trump’s Trade Policies News Central TV
[Namibian] Swanu of Namibia leader Evilastus Kaaronda says the public outcry for ethical and political accountability regarding 11 serious allegations warrants those involved stepping aside during investigations.
[Vanguard] …Busts another Saudi-bound cocaine shipment hidden in body creams
[Vanguard] …Over 800 Nigerians granted asylum in US over two years
