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Oyo pupils kidnapped, teachers regain freedom after 56 days of captivity – THIS UPDATE

By Ayo Kehinde Pupils and teachers abducted during a deadly raid on three schools in Oriire Local Government Area of ​​Oyo State have regained freedom after spending nearly two months in captivity, ending weeks of anxiety for their families and communities. The development was announced by the Presidency on Friday through the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Information …

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The cholera outbreak is a new warning for Sudanese people who are tired of war

“Cholera returns and affects several statesespecially in the western part of the country, Darfur and Kordofan,” said Dr Shible Sahbani, UN World Health Organization (WHO) Representative to Sudan. Briefing journalists in Geneva, the official reported more than 1,330 confirmed cases and 114 deaths from the disease, which is preventable but can be deadly if not treated quickly. Why this is …

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Plumptre regrets the absence of the Falcons WAFCON 2026 team

Ashleigh Plumptre has expressed her disappointment after being left out of Nigeria’s squad for the 2026 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations. Coach Justine Madugu unveiled his 25-player squad for the tournament on Friday, with Plumptre among the notable absences. The versatile defender has been sidelined since March after suffering a foot injury while playing for Saudi club Al-Ittihad Ladies. Although …

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South Sudan: UN acts ahead of drought to protect thousands of people

United Nations World Food Program (WFP) and the Government of South Sudan on Friday activated the country’s first drought anticipatory plan targeting more than 65,000 people in the Budi and North Kapoeta regions. Anticipatory action is when humanitarian assistance is triggered before a crisis occurs to protect lives, food security and incomes, explains WFP. Transformative shift The agency is now …

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