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FULL LIST: Lagos leads 2025 state revenue table with N1.77tn; Rivers, Enugu follow • KEDCO explains power outage across eight Kano LGs • Lagos generated more IGR than 22 states combined in 2025 — NBS • Tinubu to transmit women, PWD reserved-seat bills — Abbas • Vinícius Júnior et al land in unlikely outpost of Townsville as Brazil reboot begins | Joey Lynch • Sandro Mazzola obituary • Fuel Price Surge: FG gains as workers suffer — NLC • ₦70,000 wage inadequate for workers — Keyamo • Rising hardship pushing youths into dangerous livelihoods – Atiku • Police arrest two over alleged sexual assault of three minors in Bauchi • NBA Rank top 10 is here: SGA, Jokic or Wemby at No. 1? • Nigeria has one of highest election petitions — Osigwe • Court reinstates Bolgatanga Technical University Vice-Chancellor Alnaa, two senior officers • Expired driver’s licence attracts delinquency charge of up to GH¢148 – DVLA • Ghana needs an enterprise economy with African characteristics, not copying others – Alan Kyerematen • 14 Brigade, 15 Brigade form fresh synergy to improve security in Abia, Anambra • Nigeria at 66: Tinubu took difficult decisions in 2023 – FG • SIWES mandatory for NYSC mobilisation, HND admission — FedPoly Bauchi rector • Dangote Cement Targets 80m Tonnes Capacity, To Fund Expansion From Cash Flow • ⚾ MLB Power Rankings: Where playoff contenders, hopefuls stand • FULL LIST: Lagos leads 2025 state revenue table with N1.77tn; Rivers, Enugu follow • KEDCO explains power outage across eight Kano LGs • Lagos generated more IGR than 22 states combined in 2025 — NBS • Tinubu to transmit women, PWD reserved-seat bills — Abbas • Vinícius Júnior et al land in unlikely outpost of Townsville as Brazil reboot begins | Joey Lynch • Sandro Mazzola obituary • Fuel Price Surge: FG gains as workers suffer — NLC • ₦70,000 wage inadequate for workers — Keyamo • Rising hardship pushing youths into dangerous livelihoods – Atiku • Police arrest two over alleged sexual assault of three minors in Bauchi • NBA Rank top 10 is here: SGA, Jokic or Wemby at No. 1? • Nigeria has one of highest election petitions — Osigwe • Court reinstates Bolgatanga Technical University Vice-Chancellor Alnaa, two senior officers • Expired driver’s licence attracts delinquency charge of up to GH¢148 – DVLA • Ghana needs an enterprise economy with African characteristics, not copying others – Alan Kyerematen • 14 Brigade, 15 Brigade form fresh synergy to improve security in Abia, Anambra • Nigeria at 66: Tinubu took difficult decisions in 2023 – FG • SIWES mandatory for NYSC mobilisation, HND admission — FedPoly Bauchi rector • Dangote Cement Targets 80m Tonnes Capacity, To Fund Expansion From Cash Flow • ⚾ MLB Power Rankings: Where playoff contenders, hopefuls stand

September 24, 2026|15:46

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Ethiopian Army's Emergence - a Strategic Insurance for Red Sea and Horn Region Security

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[ENA] Ethiopia is undertaking a broad transformation of its national defense system, seeking to build a military that is more professional, technologically advanced, operationally ready and increasingly capable of sustaining itself through domestic production.

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