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Gulf Crisis: Guterres calls for de-escalation, warning against returning to full-fledged war

The fighting has violated a temporary ceasefire established under a Memorandum of Understanding the two countries signed in June. The deal aims to end hostilities that erupted in late February following the US-Israeli attack on Iran and retaliatory attacks by Tehran in the Gulf region. De-escalation, dialogue and diplomacy Guterres urged all parties “to immediately take de-escalation steps and return …

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“Build the foundation first” – Ikorodu Town Chief, Sanmi Doherty, urges NSC to prioritize youth development over big salaries

Post views: 12 Ikorodu City FC president Sanmi Doherty says Nigeria’s football reforms will only succeed if clubs are allowed to invest in academies before being saddled with unsustainable wage demands. Sanmi Doherty, has weighed in on the debate over the NPFL’s reform agenda, calling for a development-focused approach rather than pushing clubs into heavy financial obligations they cannot …

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Security Council LIVE: International Criminal Court Report on Darfur

On Wednesday, Security Council heard the latest developments regarding the work of the International Criminal Court in the Darfur region of Sudan, referring to the Court in 2005. The focus has recently shifted to atrocities in the ongoing war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The briefing was carried out as ICC is facing …

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4 days to go: From Innocent Egbunike to Kayinsola Ajayi… Is another Commonwealth sprint champion emerging for Nigeria?

With just four days to go until the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, Team Nigeria’s confidence has received a significant boost following Kayinsola Ajayi’s shock victory at the London Diamond League, where the Nigerian sprint star once again equaled the national 100m record of 9.84 seconds. Ajayi’s impressive run was more than just another international victory. Read also: Understanding Fibroids: What …

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