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ANC leader urges international partners, ECOWAS and MRU to support investigation and activate early warning mechanisms By Lincoln G. Peters Congo Town, Monrovia, July 14, 2026: Alternative National Congress (ANC) political leader Alexander B. Cummings has criticized what he described as selective justice under the Boakai-Koung administration and called for international support for the investigation into the US$19.2 million drug …

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Breathe Clean Air Project: Transforming the Kitchen in FCT Area Councils

In communities across the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, a quiet but significant transformation is taking place in thousands of homes.Kitchens, once filled with the smoke of firewood, coal and kerosene, are gradually giving way to cleaner, safer and healthier cooking with liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).Through the Breathe Clean Air Abuja project, the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), working through the …

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MUSIC + LYRICS: Oluwafemi Jesuminure – I can’t live without Jesus

Oluwafemi Jesuminure is a Nigerian gospel music minister and recording artist. He officially released his debut Christian single, “I Cannot Live Without Jesus,” via digital streaming platforms on July 5, 2026. “I Cannot Live Without Jesus” is a song inspired by the Holy Spirit more than 5 years ago, but it had no follow-up. In June 2026, prophetically declared as …

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Bridging divides through basketball: Musa Kida’s legacy of national unity

Post views: 35 By Wakawaka Sports Since the end of the Nigerian civil war, sport has remained one of the most powerful tools of national unity. No other sector has managed to bring Nigerians of different ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds together like sport has. It has continued to bridge divides, heal old wounds and promote peaceful coexistence across …

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Independent experts urge UK leaders to uphold Supreme Court ruling on women’s rights

Reem Alsalem, that is Human Rights Council-appointed Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girlsexpressed concern on Tuesday over public criticism of draft guidance issued on May 21 by the UK’s Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). The guidance – formally known as the draft EHRC Code of Practice – sets out how organizations should apply the Supreme Court decision …

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