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Edo Speaker promises open-door policy (opens the original)
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The Speaker of the Edo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. (Prince) Yekini Idaiye, has pledged to operate an open-door policy throughout his tenure, assuring members and staff of transparency and inclusiveness in the administration of the Assembly. Rt. Hon. Idaiye made the commitment when the Forum of Directors of the Edo State House of Assembly paid him a courtesy visit. The Speaker said he had nothing to hide from members and staff of the Assembly, stressing that his administration was committed
Kenya wins bid to host 2029 World Athletics Championships (opens the original)
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Kenya will become the first African country to host the World Athletics Championships after winning the bid for the 2029 edition. World Athletics announced the decision on Tuesday following its 242nd Council Meeting, held in Budapest, Hungary, on Monday and Tuesday. Munich, Germany, was selected to host the 2031 Championships, with both cities emerging from four outstanding bids. World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said the Council faced a difficult decision because of the quality of the com
2027: Amnesty trains micro-influencers to promote human rights, counter misinformation (opens the original)
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Amnesty International has trained micro-influencers from three states drawn across three geopolitical zones to promote human rights, fact-check information, counter misinformation and responsible digital engagement. The benefiting states are Lagos, Enugu and the Federal Capital territory (FCT). The Programmes Manager, Amnesty International, Barbara Magaji, said during the training on Tuesday in Abuja that the programme was to equip influencers especially ahead of the 2027 general elections. Maga
Religion, Power and the State: Who is bigger than Nigeria? (opens the original)
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There is something deeply unsettling about a country that knows where the line is but appears unwilling to draw it. Nigeria has laws against incitement. It has laws against threats to public order. It has institutions charged with protecting citizens from hate speech, religious intolerance and violence. Yet, when some of the most influential voices in the religious space appear to cross those boundaries, the national response often becomes strangely hesitant. The recent controversy surrounding S
When the church speaks truth to power (opens the original)
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… Why the Church’s Authority Comes from Christ, Not Its Institution The recent audience granted by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to senior Catholic bishops has generated public interest beyond the meeting itself. Some welcomed the engagement as constructive national dialogue. Others questioned whether the Church spoke with sufficient prophetic clarity. Both reactions, however, may have missed the more important question. When the Church speaks to political power, who is actually speaking? Is it th
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