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Adeleke Denies Any Pre-election Deal with ADC
By Ayo Kehinde Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has denied claims by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) that Accord entered into a political arrangement to secure his victory in Saturday’s governorship election, insisting that the ADC was never part of the alliance that supported his re-election bid.
Northern Christian Association, Chair lauds Rev Omolehin for erecting tents for displaced Borno IDPs
By Salihu Pirkisu, Maiduguri The Northern Christian Association (NCA) Chairman, Reverend, Dr Joseph Hayab has commended the Founder of the World Assembly Ministries, Reverend Isaac Omolehin for providing funds which was channeled towards the erection of tents and toilets for nine (9) Heads of Households/Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) who were evicted at the Shuwari camp, Maiduguri, Borno state.
Lagos, Delta, Rivers, Ogun Missing As Abia Tops 9 Others in Governance, Citizen Satisfaction Rankings
By Ayo Kehinde Abia State has emerged as Nigeria’s highest-rated state for citizen satisfaction and one of the country’s fastest-improving governments, according to the 2026 Nigeria State Performance Index (pSPI) released by Phillips Consulting. Notably, oil rich Lagos, Delta, Rivers and industrial complex- supported Ogun state are missing from the rating.
In Praise of Communitarian-not Corporate-Baseball
Peak professional baseball arrived in 1949, when more than thirty-nine million fans sat on splintery bleachers and under leaky grandstands in support of their local minor-league nines. They watched in San Diego and Stroudsburg, Fort Worth and Fond du Lac, Louisville and Lumberton—448 towns and cities in total, across all forty-eight states, Canada, Cuba, and Mexico. The teams for which they cheered played in one of fifty-nine Major League–affiliated leagues, ranging from Class D to Triple-A.
Unidentified male body recovered from Jhelum River
In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, unidentified body of a man was recovered from Jhelum River in Sumbal area of Bandipora district. An official said that the body was spotted by some locals, following which they informed the police. He said after getting the information, a police team rushed to the spot and recovered the body.—KMS
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