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The Lagos Bridal Show Gives Us a Glimpse of What a Nigerian Bridal Fashion Week Could Look Like • ValueJet Turns Four This October and Gives Back with Free Tickets Daily and Two All-Expenses-Paid Trips to Accra and Banjul • Christa Pike, US Woman Who Survived Botched Execution Is Conscious, Speaking — Lawyers • The Recovery Has Two Audiences • Barrow’s silence in the face of tribal gimmicks is an endorsement • Imam Musa Boto apologises, reconciles with Manjago community • DARBOE SAYS BARROW IS SO UNPOPULAR THAT EVEN ONE PARTY CAN REMOVE HIM • New driver’s licence to have 3 years validity at D2,550 • Justice Awa Bah sworn in as Ecowas Court judge • Ecowas Court adopts Gambia gov’t’s settlement of Mahawa Cham disappearance case • The cost of political capitulation • New US ambassador arrives • Barrow hails Sabi meeting as momentous • UNITE marks one year of existence • Rivers 2027: Wike, Rainbow Coalition group meet Fubara for possible reconciliation • Ngozi Ezeonu, Ruth Kadiri, others call out NAFDAC over alleged fake drugs in circulation • Nnamdi Kanu: Nigerian Govt abandoned appeal, time has elapsed – Defence team • ظاهرة النوبليتيس.. عندما يقع عباقرة نوبل في فخ الثقة الزائدة • الوسيلة الوحيدة المستبعدة تماما من تدابير سلامتي الشخصية! • Arsenal and Chelsea set to miss a month of next WSL season due to Club World Cup • The Lagos Bridal Show Gives Us a Glimpse of What a Nigerian Bridal Fashion Week Could Look Like • ValueJet Turns Four This October and Gives Back with Free Tickets Daily and Two All-Expenses-Paid Trips to Accra and Banjul • Christa Pike, US Woman Who Survived Botched Execution Is Conscious, Speaking — Lawyers • The Recovery Has Two Audiences • Barrow’s silence in the face of tribal gimmicks is an endorsement • Imam Musa Boto apologises, reconciles with Manjago community • DARBOE SAYS BARROW IS SO UNPOPULAR THAT EVEN ONE PARTY CAN REMOVE HIM • New driver’s licence to have 3 years validity at D2,550 • Justice Awa Bah sworn in as Ecowas Court judge • Ecowas Court adopts Gambia gov’t’s settlement of Mahawa Cham disappearance case • The cost of political capitulation • New US ambassador arrives • Barrow hails Sabi meeting as momentous • UNITE marks one year of existence • Rivers 2027: Wike, Rainbow Coalition group meet Fubara for possible reconciliation • Ngozi Ezeonu, Ruth Kadiri, others call out NAFDAC over alleged fake drugs in circulation • Nnamdi Kanu: Nigerian Govt abandoned appeal, time has elapsed – Defence team • ظاهرة النوبليتيس.. عندما يقع عباقرة نوبل في فخ الثقة الزائدة • الوسيلة الوحيدة المستبعدة تماما من تدابير سلامتي الشخصية! • Arsenal and Chelsea set to miss a month of next WSL season due to Club World Cup

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‘I Deeply Regret My Words’ –South Korean Captain Issues Public Apology After Military Exemption Remark

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South Korean captain Lee Gi-hyuk has been forced into a humiliating public climbdown, issuing a grovelling apology after sparking massive nationwide outrage by gloating online about dodging mandatory military service. The controversy erupted after the skipper celebrated winning a crucial gold medal at a major international multi-sport tournament. Under South Korean law, athletes who secure [...]

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