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The Supreme Court has finally settled leadership struggle, killing the Labour Party as it gives a verdict on Court of Appeal judgment about Julius Abure's status.

The Bayelsa State High Court in Yenagoa has taken a major step on the pro-Nyesom Wike's rally scheduled to hold in the state amid Siminalayi Fubara's suspension.

Following the sad death of Tunde Oladunjoye, Ogun state governor, Prince Dapo Oluseun Abiodun, has released a moving statement over the "profound loss".

As Nigerians look forward to the Anambra election 2025, there is a new twist as a top governorship aspirant quit. The APC primary election is scheduled for Saturday.

US senators were set to vote Saturday on unlocking trillions of dollars for sweeping tax cuts promised by President Donald Trump, despite bitter infighting among the majority Republicans over the savings that will be needed to fund them.

Long before Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" announcement, the United States had toyed with imposing high tariffs throughout its history, with inconclusive -- and sometimes catastrophic -- results. During his first term in office, Donald Trump reopened the tariff ledger and decided on new measures against China, many of which were maintained under his successor, Joe Biden.

US President Donald Trump's widest-ranging tariffs to date took effect Saturday, in a move which could trigger retaliation and escalating trade tensions that could upset the global economy.

Opportunities and investment have surged for European defence startups since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, industry players say, with shifts by governments and investors shaking up a sector long a byword for ponderous development. But the urgent need to develop state-of-the-art battlefield tech -- a constantly moving target in the crucible of Ukraine -- continues to run into hurdles.

US agricultural exports, fuels and manufactured goods are set to take a hit from China's blanket retaliation against President Donald Trump's sharp tariffs, with both sets of measures due to take effect next week. But China likely has more confidence to retaliate this time compared with Trump's first presidency, when he engaged in a tit-for-tat tariff war with Beijing.
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