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For failing to submit its annual accounts, authorities in the United Kingdom, UK, have struck off Next International (UK) Limited, a company largely owned by Nigerian top politician and presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi.

PREMIUM TIMES found that the company was struck off in September 2021 following a notice on 31st August 2021.

PREMIUM TIMES found that the company was struck off in September 2021 following a notice on 31st August 2021.

AN aggressive male had to be restrained by the Gardaí late at night in Edenderry recently. Before the court was Trevor Craven, 594 Trinity Crescent, Derr...

AN aggressive male had to be restrained by the Gardai late at night in Edenderry recently. Before the court was Trevor Craven, 594 Trinity Crescent, Derrinturn,...

Columnist Sheila Hickman gives readers a peek into what Columbia was like 85 years ago.

Duale faulted Uhuru for leaving the position vacant for the last eight years, despite its vital role in the handing over of power from one regime to the next.

On Mount Herzl, row after row, hero after hero — All Israel's fallen soldiers are a personal matter for Israelis.

Lawyers for former Defence Forces soldier Lisa Smith had on Monday challenged the legality of her arrest on her return to Ireland.

Judges in the trial of former Defence Forces soldier Lisa Smith on Tuesday rejected the argument that the basis of her arrest in December 2019 was unlawful. Law...