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Please read this petition and you'd see how the Nigerian judicial system is messed up by judges who are supposed to uphold the law and give judgement without bias. It is a case between the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Geoffrey Onyeama and a former Head of Mission in Jamaica and High Commissioner in

I heard her say to me, we were taken, tortured and cut down in our primes and our abductors and slave masters returned bearing religion to help you forget.

Body parts that wash ashore on the Isle of Wight will be checked against new DNA records.

This is what the governor needs to put answers to, instead of him using force and power to silence the Wale Adedayo, who stood his feet against injustice on Ogun state citizens. The citizens have the right to demand, instead of using DSS, police on any voice that challenge your maladministration and the young man's impeachment was instigated to cover-up.

As we navigate through the chapters of our lives, let us strive to leave an indelible mark of honor and grace. The legacy we leave behind is a testament to the lives we've touched and the memories we've created. It's a reminder of the love we've shared and the kindness we've shown.

You've reached the first step of the race line and you're on the next challenge, am so happy and proud to see you graduating and signing out ! Your dedication , determination, zeal, dream, talent and commitment shun through I hope to see you shine in the brighter future.

By prioritizing education, Nigeria can pave the way for a brighter future, where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to the nation's development.

Encouraging young people to focus on education, skill development, and hard work can lead to sustainable and fulfilling success. Let's promote a culture of integrity and responsible decision-making for a brighter future.

In their separate rulings, Justice Omaka Elekwo and Justice Muhammad Tukur nullified the election of the two PDP candidates because of the party’s refusal to respect the order of a Jos High court to conduct ward congresses before the last general elections.

She said, “UNILAG Management, on August 28, received a letter from the Nigeria Police Force, inviting an employee of the university for questioning. The employee was immediately informed of the development and advised to comply.