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US Religious Freedom Bill Names Kwankwaso, MACBAN; Nigerian Backlash Mounts

A proposed United States bill seeking sanctions over alleged religious freedom violations in Nigeria has named former Kano Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and herders’ group MACBAN, triggering sharp reactions from Nigerian political figures. Supporters have rejected the allegations as unfounded, while critics warn the development could strain diplomatic relations and intensify domestic political tensions.
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US Airstrikes in Sokoto Spark Senate Pushback as Akpabio Orders Closed-Door Briefing

Nigeria’s Senate has moved to interrogate the circumstances surrounding US airstrikes conducted in Sokoto State, following complaints of inadequate legislative oversight. Senate President Godswill Akpabio confirmed that lawmakers will be briefed in a closed session, framing the issue as a constitutional balance between executive authority, sovereignty, and parliamentary accountability.
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2026 WORLD CUP DRAW: AFRICA HANDED BLOCKBUSTER OPENERS AGAINST WORLD GIANTS

Africa’s representatives have been handed blockbuster opening fixtures in the 2026 FIFA World Cup as Friday’s dramatic draw paired Morocco with Brazil, Senegal with France, and South Africa with tournament co-hosts Mexico. The matchups revive iconic World Cup memories and set the stage for continent-defining group battles as Africa seeks to surpass Morocco’s historic 2022 semifinal run.
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LeBron James’ 1,297-Game Double-Digit Scoring Streak Ends at 40, Says ‘We Won — That’s What Matters’

LeBron James’ incredible run of 1,297 consecutive double-digit regular-season scoring games ended on Thursday as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Toronto Raptors 123–120. The 40-year-old NBA legend finished with eight points but delivered the game-winning assist, insisting the streak didn’t matter. “We won,” he said, as fans marked the end of a historic era.
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