Archive: November 15, 2025

Browsing through all stories published on November 15, 2025.

Trump Vows $5 Billion Lawsuit Against BBC Over Panorama Edit

Donald Trump has announced plans to take legal action against the BBC, seeking damages of up to $5 billion over an edited Panorama documentary that he claims misrepresented his January 6, 2021 speech.

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Army Confirms Death of Two Soldiers, Two Security Operatives in Borno Ambush

Summary: The Nigerian Army has confirmed that two soldiers and two members of a local security outfit were killed in an ambush by insurgents in Borno State. The attack underscores the persistent threat posed by armed groups in the northeast despite ongoing military operations.

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ASUU Bauchi Zone Threatens Strike Over Unresolved Issues

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Bauchi Zone, has threatened to embark on an indefinite strike if the Federal Government fails to address lingering issues affecting the education sector. The union insists that unresolved matters, including funding, welfare, and implementation of agreements, continue to undermine Nigeria’s university system.

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Doctors’ Strike Enters Third Week as NARD Insists on Fair Deal and Better Pay

The nationwide strike by resident doctors has entered its third week, with NARD demanding fair pay, a new salary structure, and the conclusion of a long-delayed Collective Bargaining Agreement, leaving hospitals across Nigeria in crisis.

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Father Arrested for Abusing Daughters in Delta State

The Delta State Police Command has arrested two different men in separate incidents of child sexual abuse. In one case, a 54-year-old father, Edward Ngozi Odega, allegedly abused his three daughters for seven years. In another, a 48-year-old HIV-positive man was accused of raping his 10-year-old daughter and infecting her with the virus. Both arrests have sparked outrage and calls for stronger child protection measures.

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Adekunle Gold Drops New Track “Many People” Featuring Double Collaboration

Adekunle Gold releases ‘Many People,’ a new single featuring Tems and Omah Lay, blending Afrobeat and soulful melodies to explore themes of resilience and societal judgment.

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Leo Dasilva Defends Wife Maryam Against Online Criticism

Reality TV star Leo Dasilva defended his wife Maryam on social media after a woman attempted to attribute Maryam’s achievements solely to her husband, sparking a viral discussion about respect and women’s independence.

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Tinubu Steps In: Wike and Yerima Resolve Abuja Land Dispute

President Bola Tinubu’s intervention helped resolve the heated land dispute between FCT Minister Wike and Naval Officer Yerima, restoring calm and paving the way for an amicable settlement.

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China Advises Citizens to Avoid Japan Amid Taiwan Tensions

China has urged its citizens to avoid travel to Japan amid rising tensions over Taiwan, highlighting potential risks as diplomatic relations between the two countries remain strained.

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Economists Challenge FG’s Assessment of Nigeria’s Economic Performance

Economic experts are challenging the Federal Government’s claims of robust growth, arguing that persistent inflation, unemployment, and infrastructure gaps paint a more complex picture of Nigeria’s economy.

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Pakistan Army Chief Granted Expanded Authority, Deepening Military’s Long-Standing Influence in Politics

Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir has been granted expanded authority over security and strategic policy, reinforcing the military’s long-established influence as the country faces rising militant threats and political uncertainty.

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US Justice Department Reviews Epstein’s Financial and Political Links After Trump Urges Inquiry

The US Justice Department has initiated a preliminary review into alleged financial and political links involving Jeffrey Epstein, following a request by former President Donald Trump. Officials emphasized that the review is not yet a formal criminal investigation but aims to determine whether further action is warranted.

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Timothée Chalamet Leads Early Buzz as “Frankenstein” Dominates 10 Hottest Tips for the 2026 Oscars Race

Timothée Chalamet’s role in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein leads early predictions for the 2026 Oscars, as analysts highlight 10 films and performances shaping the awards race.

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Trump Threatens Legal Action Against BBC Over Alleged Panorama Video Edit

Donald Trump says he will sue the BBC, accusing its Panorama program of manipulating an interview clip—a claim the broadcaster rejects, defending its editorial practices.

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Global Surge in Thyroid Cancer Cases Raises Concern Among Health Experts

Health researchers say global thyroid cancer rates continue to climb, driven largely by improved detection and possible environmental influences, even as survival rates remain high for most patients.

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Michelle Obama Announces New Book Focused on Resilience, Healing, and Personal Power

Michelle Obama's new book, ‘Roots of Light,’ urges readers to rediscover inner strength and community connection in a fast-changing and often overwhelming world.

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Trump Cuts Tariffs on Beef, Coffee and Other Foods as Inflation Concerns Mount

President Trump signed an executive order exempting a wide range of food imports from sweeping tariffs imposed earlier this year. The move, which covers staples such as beef, coffee, bananas, tomatoes, and orange juice, comes amid growing voter frustration over rising grocery costs and recent Democratic victories in state elections.

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Osimhen Leads Nigeria’s Push for World Cup Lifeline

Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen is spearheading Nigeria’s bid to revive their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification hopes. With the team struggling in earlier matches, the Napoli forward’s return to form is seen as crucial as Nigeria faces decisive fixtures that could determine their place at the global tournament.

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FG Promises End to Frequent Power Grid Collapses

The Federal Government has pledged to tackle Nigeria’s recurring electricity grid failures by building a new super power grid backed by an $18.2 billion loan. The initiative aims to provide a reliable backup system, reduce blackouts, and modernize the country’s aging transmission infrastructure.

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Lamido Misunderstood PDP’s Nomination Process, Says Bode George

Former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Bode George, has said that ex-Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido misunderstood the party’s nomination process for the national convention. George clarified that Lamido’s grievances over being denied a nomination form were misplaced, stressing that the PDP followed its internal procedures and guidelines.

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