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APC

By Ismaeel Aleem  The All Progressives Congress (APC) has ridiculed the African Democratic Congress (ADC)’s assertion that it will triumph in the 2027 general elections, branding the claim a “political comedy skit” devoid of realistic strategy. The Lagos State APC, in a statement issued yesterday by its spokesperson, Seye Oladejo, dismissed the ADC’s ambitions as a “political mirage” rooted in delusion. The retort follows an ADC press conference where its leaders, buoyed by their National Working Committee’s inaugural meeting, declared that “failure is not an option” for 2027. READ ALSO: Lagos APC defends demolition of illegal structures, cites public safety, urban…

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Wildfires in Northern Ireland

By Eniola Amadu Environment Minister Andrew Muir has vowed that those responsible for deliberately starting wildfires in Northern Ireland will be pursued and brought before the courts, as he unveiled a new framework to tackle the growing threat. Speaking at Peatlands Park in County Tyrone, Mr Muir said a coordinated approach between government departments, emergency services, environmental groups and local communities was essential to prevent and manage wildfires. “I’ve got a clear message for those who are deliberately setting malicious fires in our countryside — we’re coming after you,” he warned. “And for those who are shielding them, you need…

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Bedford mayor

By Eniola Amadu Green councillors in Bedford have expressed disappointment after Conservative Mayor Tom Wootton announced the suspension of the £340,000 Member Ward Fund to save money amid growing financial strain on the council. The decision, described as an “executive decision” taken without prior consultation, means that while existing commitments will be honoured, no new applications will be accepted for the remainder of the financial year. A Bedford Borough Council report said the scheme was being halted early “to incur savings in the existing council budget which is under considerable financial pressure.” READ ALSO: Andrew Tate to appear in Romanian court…

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A picture of a pocket-friendly state

By Sakariyah, Ridwanullah As the year winds down, Nigeria’s cultural calendar ignites with the phenomenon known as Dirty December – a month-long extravaganza of festivities, music, and communal revelry that transforms the nation into a hub of unbridled celebration. Coined from the Pidgin term “detty,” implying a “dirty” or carefree letting loose, this season draws millions, including diaspora returnees, to partake in concerts, carnivals, and gatherings across states. However, amid the joy, economic pressures loom large, with inflation hovering at over 30 percent and living costs strain household budgets (Trading Economics, 2024). In a country where economic disparities are stark,…

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Picture depicting night or morning

By Jeremiah Aminu Since the dawn of time, humanity has been driven by the curiosity to explain the mysteries that characterise the very fabric of existence. It is this curiosity that has prompted humankind to make cutting-edge discoveries that provide explanations concerning bizarre phenomena and places such as the operational process of time and space, gravity, stories about mysterious locations (one of which is the Bermuda Triangle), and many other universal wonders. One of such bizarre events that has continuously piqued the interests of many is the unusual seasonal conditions in Northern Norway whereby, in particular seasons, the region does…

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