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Sudan Government Returns to Khartoum Amid Ongoing War
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Edo Governor Frees Students, Rejects Kidnapping Claims Behind Ekpoma Protests
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JAMB 2026 UTME Registration Begins Amid Fee and Access Concerns
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Nigeria Police Refuse to Disclose Details of US Air Strikes in Sokoto
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University of Maiduguri Dismisses Viral Claims of Boko Haram Links
The University of Maiduguri has dismissed as false a viral video circulating on social media which claims that some of its students were arrested over alleged links to the Boko Haram insurgency. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the university said the
Uganda Opposition Voice Concerns as Internet Blackout Deepens Tensions
The shutdown of internet services across Uganda during the election period has drawn sharp reactions from opposition figures and their supporters, who accuse the government of trying to silence dissent and limit scrutiny of the vote. Shortly after access was cut on
