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ADC Accuses YSIEC of Exclusion Ahead of Yobe Local Government Elections
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10 Sept•The Abuja Times

ADC Accuses YSIEC of Exclusion Ahead of Yobe Local Government Elections

The African Democratic Congress in Yobe State has raised alarms over alleged exclusion from vital electoral information by the Yobe State Independent Electoral Commission. The party threatens legal action and peaceful protests if its concerns are not addressed before the 2026 local government elections.

CBN Issues Urgent Cybersecurity Warning to Banks and Fintechs
News
10 Sept•The Abuja Times

CBN Issues Urgent Cybersecurity Warning to Banks and Fintechs

The Central Bank of Nigeria emphasizes the critical need for enhanced cybersecurity measures among financial institutions to avert systemic risks. Dr. Rakiya Yusuf highlights the interconnected nature of the financial ecosystem and the potential for vulnerabilities to trigger widespread disruptions.

The Gbewudani Metaphor: A Reflection on Political Discourse
Opinions
7 Sept•The Abuja Times

The Gbewudani Metaphor: A Reflection on Political Discourse

The recent exchange between Oseni and Olayinka underscores the complexities of political language in Nigeria, particularly in how metaphors can influence public perception. As Olayinka attempts to counter Oseni's description of Onor, he inadvertently reinforces the very narrative he seeks to challenge.

Choosing Between MT4 and MT5: A Guide for Traders in 2026
Business
7 Sept•The Abuja Times

Choosing Between MT4 and MT5: A Guide for Traders in 2026

As the trading landscape evolves, the choice between MT4 and MT5 platforms hinges on individual trading habits rather than mere features. Understanding how each platform aligns with personal trading styles is essential for maximizing market interactions.

Envisioning Our Legacy: The Future of African Civilisation
Opinions
5 Sept•The Abuja Times

Envisioning Our Legacy: The Future of African Civilisation

In his thought-provoking piece, Martin Kalungu-Banda explores the concept of 'Afrilition' as a guiding light for a new African civilisation. He urges the current generation to reflect on the kind of ancestors they wish to be, emphasizing the importance of collective identity and intergenerational responsibility.

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