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Nigerian CJN Kekere-Ekun Calls for Urgent Reforms Amidst Concerns of Corruption and Bias in the Judiciary

Editorial Team1 year ago03 mins

The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, has expressed deep concern over persistent allegations of corruption, judicial delays, and bias that continue to plague the country’s judiciary, despite ongoing reform efforts. Speaking in Abuja on Monday while declaring open the 2025 hybrid refresher course for judges of superior courts, Kekere-Ekun highlighted the far-reaching…

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From 2K to 6K: Trends on X as Telecom Raises Tariffs

Editorial Team1 year ago01 mins

Nigerians have gone on X to lament after they woke up to see that their mobile operators have increased tariffs. This realisation caused a number of popular telcos to trend on X. X users lamented that an internet bundle that used to be available for N2K for 15GB of data is now N6,000 for the…

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Disruption in the Electricity Market | eKathimerini.com

Editorial Team1 year ago01 mins

Tectonic changes are expected in the electricity market ahead of the agreements that have been brewing for several months between large groups, with the supply sector acting as an accelerator of the market restructuring process toward concentration around three or four major entities. With PPC remaining dominant in the game (51.9% share in January 2025)…

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Mohamed Touré Returns to Guinea Following U.S. Prison Sentence

Editorial Team1 year ago01 mins

The son of Guinea’s first president, Sékou Touré, Mohamed Touré, has returned to Guinea after serving seven years in a U.S. prison. Touré and his wife, Denise Cros-Touré, were convicted in 2019 for allegedly enslaving a young Guinean woman for 16 years in their Texas home. The case drew widespread attention, with U.S. authorities describing…

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Onigbinde Issues Warning to Eric Chelle: Managing Nigeria’s Talent Crucial for World Cup Aspirations

Editorial Team1 year ago01 mins

Former Super Eagles coach Chief Adeboye Onigbinde has urged newly appointed Nigeria head coach Eric Chelle to properly manage the nation’s wealth of footballing talent if he hopes to succeed. Despite boasting some of Africa’s finest footballers, Nigeria’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification campaign has been disappointing. The Super Eagles currently sit fifth in Group…

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Nigerian CJN Kekere-Ekun Calls for Urgent Reforms Amidst Concerns of Corruption and Bias in the Judiciary

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