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Troops kill suspected terrorists, rescue hostages in nationwide operations

Nigerian Army troops have killed suspected terrorists and rescued kidnapped persons in a nationwide operation. They also arrested criminal elements in the operation that took place in the last 24 hours. The Nigerian Army disclosed this in an operational update released to journalists on Saturday in Abuja. “In Plateau, Operation Enduring Peace troops neutralized three terrorists during an ambush in …

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Liberia’s Joint Committee Backs TIA Concession Renegotiation Over Cancellation

Capitol Hill, April 2, 2026: The joint committee of both houses on concession has concurred that the concession agreement between the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) and the Telecommunications International Alliance (TIA) be renegotiated rather than canceled. This followed a recent meeting of both houses after President Joseph Boakai submitted the TIA concession to the Legislature due to procedural errors. Earlier, …

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Fuel Lines and Fault Lines: How the War in Iran Triggered…

Dan D. KUNLE The war in Iran has shaken energy markets, sparking a crisis far beyond the battlefield. This geopolitical clash has exposed flaws in fuel production, refining and distribution. Fortunately, the Dangote megarefinery has helped Nigeria. At the center of the upheaval is the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow maritime corridor through which nearly a fifth of global oil …

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