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  The charity says the deaths were caused due to funding cuts by international donors amid insecurity in northern Nigeria. At least 652 children have died from malnutrition in the Nigerian state of Katsina in the first six months of 2025, according to Doctors Without Borders. The charity, known by its French initials MSF, said in a statement on Friday that the deaths were caused by funding cuts from international donors, as Katsina, located in the country’s north, continued to suffer from violence and insecurity. RECOMMENDED STORIES list of 4 items list 1 of 4 USAID food for nearly 30,000 hungry kids to be destroyed: Official list 2 of 4 UN warns of starvation in ‘hunger hotspots’ list 3 of 4 At least 9 killed, many abducted in ‘bandit’ gang attack in Nigeria list 4 of 4 Is Trump using Africa as a ‘dumping ground’ for criminals? end of list “We are currently witnessing massive budget cuts, particularly from the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union, which are ha...

 T he Presidential Committee on the Sale of crude oil and Refined Product has announced that loading of the first batch of petrol from the Dangote Refinery will commence on Sunday, September 15. A member of the committee and Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Zacch Adedeji, disclosed this in Abuja on Friday. Briefing journalists, the FIRS boss said that from October 1, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) will commence the supply of about 385kbpd of crude oil to the Dangote Refinery to be paid for in Naira. “I am glad to announce that all agreements have been completed and loading of the first batch of PMS from the Dangote Refinery will commence on Sunday 15th September,” Adedeji stated.

A counter sniper flagged a suspicious man using a rangefinder to the US Secret Service some 20 minutes before a gunman opened fire at a Donald Trump rally, according to members of Congress briefed by law enforcement. A clearer timeline of the events leading up to the assassination attempt has begun to emerge after closed briefings to lawmakers on Wednesday. Local police had initially spotted the gunman, who was acting strangely, at Saturday's Pennsylvania rally about an hour before the shooting, according to the briefings. They lost him in the crowd before he was spotted again by the counter sniper. The new information has raised more questions about why Trump's would-be assassin was not stopped sooner and why the former president was allowed to appear on the rally stage. Thomas Matthew Crooks, the 20-year-old suspected gunman, was reportedly spotted early by local police, who flagged him as a skinny young man who was behaving in a suspicious manner. They notified other police ...

 REMA gave an old classmate sweetheart, IYO REGINA  N5 million to start up a business. She was the closest person to Rema in secondary school, they were like brother and sister. They finally linked up yesterday at his show in Benin. Rema even promised to recreate this their high school picture .  No matter how successful you have been, never ignore your old school mates when you got the time. #heisrema #afrobeats 

Victor Osimhen Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen has sacked his agent, Roberto Calenda after failing to secure a move to Al Ahli Chelsea in the summer transfer window. Osimhen was a subject of interest for Al Ahli and Chelsea all through the summer but both deals failed to materialise. Al Ahli agreed on a deal with Napoli but they were unable to get a green light from Osimhen. Napoli agreed a €70m plus €10m in bonuses with Al-Ahli, with the player receiving €40m per-season wages and also an affordable release clause for a return to Europe in the near future, but the Partenopei asked for an extra €5m, which angered the Saudi club and they opted out of the deal. According to reports in Italy, Osimhen has fired Calenda after he failed to help him secure a move away from Napoli. He has privately questioned his competence. The former Lille forward, who is closing in on a loan move to Galatasaray negotiated the deal personally alongside Turkish intermediary George Gardi. The deal is a str...

  As tensions escalated in the Middle East following the deadly terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham sought to resolve the conflict and restore peace to the region by calling for the United States to begin bombing every country in the world. “It’s the only solution,” Graham said to reporters while advocating for even more hostilities. “If we want to restore peace throughout the world, the only realistic answer is to lay waste to every single nation around the globe.” “What about nations that have no involvement in the conflict?” asked reporter Michael Fuller. “They’re all involved,” Graham answered. “Bomb ‘em all. Gone. All of ‘em. Bombs, bombs, bombs. Burn it all down, baby!” “What about Paris?” Fuller asked. “Have you seen the demographics of their population?” Graham responded. “Bomb ‘em.” “Montreal?” Fuller pressed. “Make it a parking lot,” Graham said resolutely. “Tokyo?” Fuller asked, finally. “Glass the place,” Graham answered. When ask...