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Friday 05 December 2025 6:01 pm  |   Updated:  Friday 05 December 2025 6:02 pm The FIA’s United Against Online Abuse (UAOA) Campaign has welcomed the 5th scholar to its flagship scholarship programme, created to empower the next generation of researchers in the fight against online abuse in sport. This press release features multimedia. View the

News Investigators/ A public affairs analyst, Mr Edward Auta, has faulted an  statement credited to Yusuf Usman, former Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), over an alleged plan by the Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, to wage war against the Fulani people. Mr Auta, a historian and a Public Analyst from Kaduna

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AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Registrar of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, has refuted claims that the technical glitch recorded in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, was part of a plans against the eastern part of the country. The African Examiner recalls that the technical glitch disturbed the five

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“No—there is nothing that emphasizes the soul of football more than 11 men fighting 11 men over an inch,” declares Reivax, an NFL fan whose words crackle like the tension before a fourth-down snap. But as the league prepares to vote on banning the Philadelphia Eagles’ infamous ‘Tush Push,’ the gridiron’s soul feels caught in

A bill introduced in Minnesota attempts to criminalize vaccine technology that has been proven safe and effective, and infectious disease experts are baffled. A group of Republican members of the Minnesota House of Representatives have introduced a bill that would target specific vaccines and medical treatments for criminal punishment, according to a recent report from

KHYBER: Defying tribal customs, more than 50 enterprising women have started own businesses from their homes in different parts of the militancy-affected Bara tehsil here to ward off any adverse reaction from the local community. Driven by sheer poverty and rising inflation, these tribal women, including some unmarried ones, opened shops to manage household expenses