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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Wednesday that Iran did not plan to negotiate with the United States and intended to keep fighting, after the White House said talks were ongoing. “At present, our policy is the continuation of resistance”, Araghchi said on state TV, adding: “We do not intend to negotiate — so far, no negotiations have taken place, and I believe our position is completely principled.” “Speaking of negotiations now is an admission of defeat,” he said. On Wednesday, the White House threatened to “unleash hell” on Iran if it did not negotiate a peace deal with the…

No fewer than five members of the same family have lost their lives in a tragic road accident along the Damaturu–Maiduguri highway in Yobe State. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday, involved residents of Potiskum Local Government Area and has thrown the community into mourning. A relative of the victims, Dahiru Musa Talba, confirmed the development in a post on his Facebook page on Wednesday. According to him, the victims, who were members of the same family, died in the crash, while three other relatives sustained varying degrees of injuries. Talba said the injured victims were rushed to the General…

News » Premier League news » Chelsea newsMarch 25, 2026 20:48 GMT (UK), by Sri Aswin Fernandez to leave Chelsea soon? Chelsea would be open to selling midfielder Enzo Fernandez for £100 million amid interest from Real Madrid, according to Sky Sports. The Blues have had a poor Premier League campaign thus far. They have picked up only 48 points from 31 matches played.They are in a real fight to qualify for the Champions League, and this has spread speculation that they could lose players.Fernandez has refused to rule out a potential exit on multiple occasions and it appears his head has been turned by…

Nollywood actor Kunle Remi has joined the outcry over the rising cost of fuel and the nation’s economic state, describing the decision to “stay out of politics” as the “most stupid statement” any Nigerian can make in the current climate. In a video posted on his Instagram page on Wednesday, the actor lamented the skyrocketing cost of petrol and the persistent lack of electricity, which he said has left him “mentally stressed.” He said, “I don’t even know how to begin this conversation. Usually, I say things like, I don’t get involved in politics. I don’t talk about politics. In…

Sokoto State Governor, Aminu Tambuwal, has disclosed reasons why he stepped down his presidential ambition to support the candidacy of Atiku Abubakar at the recent presidential primary of the Peoples Democratic Party. The governor, who was also a presidential aspirant on the platform of the party before his late withdrawal where he asked his supporters to vote for Atiku, said it was a sacrifice for Nigerians and Nigeria as a country. The governor stated this while addressing a crowd who welcomed him back at the state government house on Friday shortly after his arrival from Abuja. Tambuwal said, “Thank you…

In the evolving story of governance and development in Oyo State, certain individuals distinguish themselves not merely by the offices they occupy but by the enduring impact of their service. Among such figures is Olusegun Olayiwola, a public administrator whose trajectory from grassroots leadership to state-level stewardship reflects a consistent pattern of purposeful action, institutional reform, and people-centred governance. His record, built over years of service across multiple strategic ministries, offers a compelling illustration of what it means to translate public office into measurable progress. Long before he assumed responsibilities at the state-level, Olayiwola’s imprint was already evident at the…

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The Niger State Police Command has arrested seven suspects for alleged illegal mining and vandalism of government property at Gurara Waterfalls in Gurara Local Government Area of the state. This is contained in a statement issued on Wednesday in Minna by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Wasiu Abiodun. Abiodun said the arrest followed the command’s “continuous effort to protect and safeguard public property” across the state. According to him, “On March 22, at about 5:00 p.m., based on a report of illegal mining and vandalism at Gurara Waterfalls, police operatives attached to Gawu-Babangida Division conducted a sting operation within…

Africa’s digital economy is entering a new phase in which the main infrastructure constraint is no longer internet connectivity but access to computing capacity, according to the International Finance Corporation, as demand for cloud services and artificial intelligence accelerates across the continent. Speaking during an Africa Hyperscalers Conversation: A Global View session, Obinna Isiadinso, IFC Global Sector Lead for Data Centres and Cloud Investments, said Africa must now focus on scaling compute infrastructure, including data centres and cloud platforms, to support digital transformation, enterprise workloads and emerging AI applications. Across a continent of nearly 1.4 billion people, Africa currently has…

By Favour Ulebor, Abuja Abuja – Workers in Nigeria’s informal sector have called on the Federal Government to introduce social protection and relief measures to improve living and working conditions for millions of Nigerians outside formal employment. The demand was made on Wednesday by the Federation of Informal Workers Organizations of Nigeria (FIWON) during a rally in Abuja. Speaking at the event, FIWON General Secretary Gbenga Komolafe said informal workers—including traders, artisans, domestic workers, mechanics, and vendors—make up over 93% of Nigeria’s active workforce and contribute at least 65% to the national GDP. Yet, he noted, they remain largely excluded…