By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA: The Ijaw and Ogoni ethnic nationalities of Rivers State on Friday disowned claims by the National Assembly regarding their involvement in a recent roundtable on crude oil theft and pipeline surveillance. In a move that signals a deepening rift between the federal government and Niger Delta host communities, the Ijaw Youth […] The post Ijaw, Ogoni Youths disown NASS pipeline hearing, demand contract decentralization appeared first on Vanguard News.

Vanguard News•4/10/2026

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Chido Onumah at 60, By Toyin Falola

He writes as if ink were conscience, as if each sentence were summoned from the tribunal of truth— not borrowed, not softened, not sold. In a land where silence is often safer, He chooses the harder grammar of courage, arranging words like witnesses who refuse to forget what they have seen. Chido— Your name moves […] The post Chido Onumah at 60, By Toyin Falola appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Premium Times•4/10/2026

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Webinar Reframes Beauty, Wellness Narrative for Women

Iyke Bede Managing conversations around women’s wellness and self-perception took centre stage recently, as medical expert and wellness advocate, Dr. Chidinma Akpa, convened an International Women’s Day webinar that brought

This Day Live•4/10/2026

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C’RIVER, OTU AND THE CRISIS OF GOVERNANCE

PAUL A. OBI argues that with the resources at the governor’s disposal, the state merits more “That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most

This Day Live•4/10/2026

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Brazil, US Team Up to Tackle Cross-Border Organized Crime Gangs

Finance Minister Dario Durigan announced Friday that Brazil and the US have launched a joint-initiative to combat transnational organized crime gangs that have ramped up smuggling of weapons and illegal drugs across Latin America.

Bloomberg•4/10/2026

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Abductors of Kwara worshippers slash ransom to N150m

Abductors of eight worshippers in Kwara State have reduced their ransom demand to N150m, as the community pleads for urgent government intervention. Read More: https://punchng.com/abductors-of-kwara-worshippers-slash-ransom-to-n150m/

Potholes and progress: Mamdani reflects on 100 days as New York’s mayor

Mamdani's first 100 days marked by childcare reforms, pothole fixes and polarising debates over affordability policies.

Al Jazeera•4/10/2026

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Bose’s rugged Soundlink Flex Bluetooth speaker is on sale for up to $50 off

We saw a host of excellent Bose discounts during Amazon’s so-called Big Spring Sale last month; however, none of them were quite as steep as the current price drop we’re seeing on the latest Bose Soundlink Flex. Right now, the portable speaker is on sale at Amazon in select colors starting at $109 ($50 off), nearly matching its best price to date. It’s also available at Walmart, Best Buy, and directly from Bose in all eight hues, albeit for $119 ($40 off) instead of $109. Bose Soundlink Flex (second-gen) Where to Buy: $159 $109 at Amazon $159 $119 at Walmart $159 $119 at Best Buy A few years back, we crowned the original Soundlink Flex the best portable Bluetooth speaker under $200. It was an impressive speaker with expansive sound and a surprising amount of low-end thump, not to mention a rugged, IP67-rated design that allowed you to take it pretty much anywhere. It was a real winner in many respects, particularly for its compact size, which is probably why Bose didn’t feel the need to completely reinvent the wheel with the second iteration. The second-gen Flex is nearly identical to the first-gen model, only with a few subtle refinements. The travel-friendly speaker features a redesigned control strip with a new play / pause button and a power button that’s easier to locate — a welcome upgrade, given that the buttons on the original weren’t easy to use by feel alone. The 2nd Gen version also features adjustable EQ and support for higher-res AAC and aptX codecs, though you still get up to 12 hours of battery life, stereo pairing (if you own two), and weatherproofing, making the silicone-wrapped speaker a great picnic or poolside companion. More deals and discounts Lego’s adorable R2-D2 replica is currently on sale at Amazon, Walmart, and Target for $79.99 ($20 off), matching its lowest price to date. The 1,050-piece set is a nice, decor-worthy homage to everyone’s favorite R2-series astromech droid, complete with a 180-degree swiveling head, an attachable periscope, and a miniature Artoo that’s meant to sit alongside the included info plaque. If Google’s premium subscriptions don’t scare you off, the third-gen Google Nest Doorbell is down to $139.99 ($40 off) — its second-best price to date — at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. The new model supports 2K HDR video, a taller field of view than prior models, and a new sensor with a wider aperture lens for full-color low-light video. The wired video doorbell can also leverage Gemini for AI-generated text descriptions, assuming you’re willing to pay for Google’s Home Premium Advanced plan ($20 a month). I probably wouldn’t call Twelve South’s 4-foot PowerCord the God Cable we’ve been looking for, but it’s still a good option for charging a range of gadgets now that it’s on sale at Amazon for $16.79 (about $13 off), which is about $6 shy of its lowest price to date. The sleek, low-profile device combines a 30W fast charger with a USB-C cable, allowing you to top off your phone, tablet, and a host of other small electronics without the need for an extra wall adapter. Update, April 10th: Updated to reflect a steeper $50 price cut on the Bose SoundLink Flex.

NEDMO to Tinubu: Expose and punish sponsors of terror now

NEDMO praised the courage of the troops, stating, “In this difficult moment of our nation, we salute the gallantry and sacrifices of our fighting and fallen heroes. Your services and sacrifices are highly appreciated.”

P.M.News•4/10/2026

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