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Economy. First this morning, new controversy sparked by the back and forth over a visit to israel by two u. S. House members. Israel initially blocked reps Rashida Tlaib and ilhan omar for visiting and then agreed to at least allow talib to visit her grandmother. She refused the offer because of the conditions. As a result, the Washington Post reports long standing u. S. Bipartisan support for israel seems to have disintegrated this week in a way that some fear could do irreparable damage. Krist...

Baldwin. Reports that top members of the president s own stf were against a possible meeting with the taliban on u. S. Soil. Leaders would have gone to camp david to mark a Peace Agreement in afghanistan. The president cancelled that meeting with the taliban. The plan sparking bipartisan outrage. Sources telling cnn both mike pence and john bolton told the president not to bring the taliban to the u. S. The sources describe the president who originated the idea as wanting to showcase its success...

The Nation Newspaper Silver jubilee, silver lining

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration has clocked one year. DAILY POST reports that beyond the celebration, the one year in office has been filled

Mitchell Moses breathed new life into Parramatta's beleaguered NRL season, with a 34-22 win over ladder-leading Cronulla Sharks.

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Onanuga, the President's special advisor on communication and strategy, announced earlier this week that his principal would speak to a joint session of the National Assembly rather than a traditional nationwide broadcast.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will not broadcast to the nation today to celebrate his first anniversary as the leader of Nigeria.

Despite the confusion, the security around the National Assembly Complex is tightened, and a red carpet has been rolled out at the presidential entrance of the White House.

President Bola Tinubu has arrived at the national assembly to attend the joint sitting of the senate and the house of representatives.