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Mfumo mpya waboresha ulipaji ada za masomo • Tinubu To Address Nigerians October 1 As FG Umveils Low-Key Independence Celebration • NPFL: Tornadoes goalie earns invitation for CAR AFCON 2027 qualifiers • I won’t tolerate alternative candidates – Uzo Kalu on Wike, APC governors clash • Taraba council warns against social media posts capable of escalating crisis • Sources: Cavaliers promoting Weems to take over GM role • Euromatch NPFL: Enyimba Ready To Pick Maximum Three Points Against Inter Lagos — Deutsch • Niger imposes 24-hour curfew after protest over miners’ deaths • Alake sends team to probe Niger miners’ deaths • Gov Bago declares 24-hour curfew following unrest over miners’ deaths • Namtumbo watakiwa kuachana na kuni, mkaa • Tinubu, Macron Meet For Private Dinner In Paris • Infinix GT 50 Pro Takes a More Serious Approach to Mobile Gaming • “You and Portable too cheap” — Peller tells Carter Efe demands N100m to fight • Bago suspends Niger NSCDC command, probes deaths of 37 miners • EPL: I don’t know – Arteta gives update on signing new Arsenal contract • Nigerian Army announces fresh recruitment for skilled Nigerians • BREAKING: Niger state govt imposes 24-hour curfew amid protests over death of 37 miners • VIDEO: Thugs reportedly attack Obi, Kwankwaso supporters in Warri • Troops rescue 6 kidnapped victims in Kaduna, Katsina • Mfumo mpya waboresha ulipaji ada za masomo • Tinubu To Address Nigerians October 1 As FG Umveils Low-Key Independence Celebration • NPFL: Tornadoes goalie earns invitation for CAR AFCON 2027 qualifiers • I won’t tolerate alternative candidates – Uzo Kalu on Wike, APC governors clash • Taraba council warns against social media posts capable of escalating crisis • Sources: Cavaliers promoting Weems to take over GM role • Euromatch NPFL: Enyimba Ready To Pick Maximum Three Points Against Inter Lagos — Deutsch • Niger imposes 24-hour curfew after protest over miners’ deaths • Alake sends team to probe Niger miners’ deaths • Gov Bago declares 24-hour curfew following unrest over miners’ deaths • Namtumbo watakiwa kuachana na kuni, mkaa • Tinubu, Macron Meet For Private Dinner In Paris • Infinix GT 50 Pro Takes a More Serious Approach to Mobile Gaming • “You and Portable too cheap” — Peller tells Carter Efe demands N100m to fight • Bago suspends Niger NSCDC command, probes deaths of 37 miners • EPL: I don’t know – Arteta gives update on signing new Arsenal contract • Nigerian Army announces fresh recruitment for skilled Nigerians • BREAKING: Niger state govt imposes 24-hour curfew amid protests over death of 37 miners • VIDEO: Thugs reportedly attack Obi, Kwankwaso supporters in Warri • Troops rescue 6 kidnapped victims in Kaduna, Katsina

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News - Ola Describes Emerging Alliance Among Opposition Armed Groups As Procedural Consensus, Not Political Agreement

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- The Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) has described an emerging alliance among opposition armed groups in Ethiopia as a "procedural consensus," stressing that it does not constitute an agreement on substantive political questions or authorize any participating group to determine the country's political future.

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