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NFF appeals FIFA’s rejection of World Cup petition, may address CAS

The NFF will appeal FIFA’s decision to dismiss its protest against the Democratic Republic of Congo for allegedly fielding several ineligible players in a playoff final clash in November and senior officials said they could take their protest to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Nigeria has submitted a petition to FIFA alleging that several players were fraudulently cleared …

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Senate Halts Debate on LPRC Reform Bill Over Altered Copies

By Lincoln G. PetersLiberian Senate, Monrovia — March 18, 2026: The Liberian Senate on Tuesday suspended debate and voting on a bill to formally establish the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) after Senator Abraham D. Dillon discovered that copies of the bill had been altered in committee. Different versions were reportedly circulated among senators, prompting concerns about accuracy and transparency. …

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Presidential reaction to Trump’s viral post criticizing Tinubu

The Presidency has reacted to a social media post purportedly showing US President Donald Trump criticizing Nigerian President Bola Tinubu over Monday’s bombings carried out by Boko Haram terrorists. Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Media and Public Communications, Sunday Dare, dismissed the viral post as “fake”, and asked the public to ignore it. The viral post claimed that Trump described the …

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Filming police on duty is legal, court rules hit officers with damages of N7 million

…Officers must wear name tags and service numbers …Stop harassment and device confiscation Daud Olatunji The Federal High Court in Warri has said Nigerians have the constitutional right to record police officers carrying out their duties in public. Delivering the ruling in case number FHC/WR/CS/87/2025 on Tuesday, Justice HA Nganjiwa said no law prohibits citizens from filming law enforcement officers …

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