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Kidnapped Ekiti church congregation regains freedom, after 67 days (Video)

Congregants of the Christ Apostolic Church, Oke Igbala, Eda Oniyo-Ekiti, in Ilejemeje Local Government Area, who were kidnapped over two months ago have regained their freedom after spending 67 days in captivity. The victims were released early Saturday morning and immediately taken to a local medical facility for examination and treatment following the trauma they experienced during their ordeal. The …

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Honorable Ayo Omidiran Reiterates Federal Government’s Determination to Protect ‘Clean Athletes’

The Executive Chairman of the Federal Character Commission (FCC), Honorable Hulayat Motunrayo Omidiran, has reiterated the Nigerian government’s determination to protect “clean athletes” and ensure that competitors who stay away from performance-enhancing drugs are not overwhelmed by cheaters. Sports247 reports that the women’s football promoter and former member of the House of Representatives made this statement at the inauguration of …

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The attempted attack on a Toronto prison guard was linked to a local crime ring, documents show

This article is one part of Global News’ ongoing coverage investigating alleged Toronto police corruption. More stories about Project South are available here. Toronto’s most notorious network of crime stories – from allegedly corrupt cops to major drug dealers and gun-for-hire rings – may all be connected to Project South, according to a detailed investigative theory from York Regional Police …

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NSC DG Olopade in Aberdeen receives athletes and officials ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games

Director General of the National Sports Commission (NSC) and Head of Mission of Team Nigeria at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, Hon. Bukola Olopade, arrived at Team Nigeria’s pre-match training camp in Aberdeen, Scotland, where he received arriving athletes, coaches and officials ahead of the final stage of the country’s preparations for Glasgow 2026. Olopade, who inspected facilities and accommodation, continued …

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