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WAR ON WARRI CONSTITUENCY DISPUTE ENDS AS IJAW AND ITSEKIRI AGREE ROTATIONAL REPRESENTATION AFTER TINUBU-LED MEDIATION

ABUJA, Nigeria — A long-running political and ethnic dispute over representation in the proposed Warri Federal Constituency II has been resolved following federal government mediation led under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with the Ijaw and Itsekiri ethnic nationalities agreeing to a rotational arrangement for the House of Representatives seat.

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Oshiomhole Reignites ₦210 Trillion Allegation Against NNPCL, Citing June 12 Statement on Financial Accountability

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has renewed concerns over alleged financial discrepancies within the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), restating claims about about ₦210 trillion in unaccounted funds, in remarks made on June 12 during a public lecture in Akure, Ondo State. He said democracy without accountability risks losing public trust, and referenced Senate committee findings relating to audited financial statements covering 2017–2022.

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Under the Banner of Anti-Migration, South Africa’s Foreign-Owned Shops Have Repeatedly Been Targeted for Looting

In South Africa, anti-migrant violence is often explained in public debate as a reaction to unemployment, pressure on public services, or anger over undocumented migration. Those factors are real and widely cited. But a substantial body of evidence also shows another recurring pattern: when anti-foreigner campaigns turn violent, foreign-owned businesses are frequently looted, vandalized, extorted, or forced to close, suggesting that criminal opportunism and economic predation often travel alongside xenophobic rhetoric rather than sitting outside it. 

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