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Defending champions, Enyimba of Aba, began their quest for another Nigerian Premier Football League (NPFL) crown on a losing note, yesterday, losing 0-2 to Gombe United in their week two game.
Nigeria currently holds the rotating presidency of ECOWAS. Asked whether Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu was open to negotiating a transition period with the junta in Niger, Tuggar replied that there had been no change in the position of Nigeria and ECOWAS, namely the release of ousted president Mohamed Bazoum and the return of constitutional order. However, he welcomed the mediation efforts undertaken by Algeria, which is proposing a six-month transition period.
Rugby players battle for medals at the 7th National Youth Games
West African states have gone quiet on their initial threat to intervene. So what's next for Niger, its people and its president, still under house arrest after being toppled in a putsch that seems more about vested interests than national security? What about the United States, which also has troops stationed there as part of anti-terror efforts in the wider Sahel region?
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Motherwell defender Bevis Mugabi has spoken of his "scary" experience after being in Morocco when a deadly earthquake hit the country last night, killing more than 600 people and injury over 300.
CAPE TOWN :Ghana, Angola and Tanzania qualified for January’s African Cup of Nations finals when they finished in the top two of their respective groups on Thursday, leaving only six more places to be decided in the next days for the 24-team tournament in the Ivory Coast.
Musah dismissed reports that ECOWAS chair Bola Tinubu, the Nigerian president, had floated the idea of a nine-month transition to civilian rule in Niger, in the wake of the July 26 coup.