US Withdraws from UNESCO, Citing Bias and ‘Divisive’ Agenda

The United States has officially exited the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), with the State Department citing the body’s “anti-Israel bias” and promotion of “divisive globalist agendas” as key reasons. State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce criticized UNESCO’s recognition of Palestine and focus on sustainability goals, calling them inconsistent with US interests. While…

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‘Ambassadorial Appointments Not for Political Show’ — Foreign Ministry Responds to ADC Criticism

The Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed the African Democratic Congress (ADC)’s criticism over delayed ambassadorial appointments, calling the party’s remarks “alarmist, politically motivated, and misinformed.” In a statement by the Minister’s Special Assistant on Media, Alkasim Abdulkadir, the ministry clarified that Nigeria’s missions remain functional and are led by experienced career diplomats, including…

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Senate To Hold Special Session Honouring Late President Buhari

The Senate will convene a special session on Wednesday to pay tribute to former President Muhammadu Buhari, reflecting on his legacy and contributions to Nigeria’s development following his recent passing. This follows last week’s special Federal Executive Council (FEC) session, where President Bola Tinubu praised Buhari for leading with restraint and dignity and bearing the…

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Redirecting Military Funds to Internal Policing Could Cut Terrorism by Nearly 70% — Sowore

Human rights advocate and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has stated that Nigeria could drastically curb terrorism by up to 70 percent if the Federal Government redirects a portion of its military expenditure to bolster internal policing and implement meaningful security reforms. Human rights advocate and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has stated that Nigeria…

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Senator Natasha gains entry to National assembly after initial denial

Senator Natasha Enters National Assembly Despite Initial Denial of Access Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has gained entry into the National Assembly complex in Abuja after initially being denied access. The Kogi Central lawmaker, currently serving a six-month suspension imposed by the Senate, had vowed to resume legislative duties following a court ruling ordering her reinstatement. Earlier…

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