LEADERSHIP Newspaper for Friday, September 11, 2026
Here are some of the must-read news stories for this morning.
1. 2027: INEC Rejects Obi’s Parallel Results Collation Plan As ADC Endorses It
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2. Ondo LG Bans Local Alcohol As Herbal Concoction Death Toll Hits 27
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3. We’ll Not Forgive, Slain Kano Social Media Personality’s Son Vows
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4. Reaction As AON Says No Nigerian Airline Makes $1m Profit Annually
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Grace Adama puts her earrings on in her two-room flat before grabbing her handbag and leaving for work in Abuja, Nigeria's capital. https://t.co/cI4RwndWHq
In northeast Nigeria, 14-year-old Ismail works on farms before going to school.
Left partially blind after contracting measles, he dreams of becoming an eye doctor.
Here's how UNICEF-supported catch-up classes are helping him learn, support his family and move closer to that dream. https://t.co/nzVeQcrBkd
“Everywhere I went in Nigeria, I saw the strength, ambition and potential of children and young people despite continued challenges.”
@unicefchief on her visit to Nigeria, spotlighting children’s potential as the country’s greatest opportunity.
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Gunmen attacked a university community in Nigeria's central Plateau state on Sunday night, killing at least 30 people, residents and local officials said on Monday, the latest bloodshed in a region scarred by deadly farmer-herder conflicts. https://t.co/x7JhP8hiiq
Telling Nigerians to present there voters card for them to get food or any other resources should be do away with in Nigeria political campaign not especially in the APC political party . I believe the individual in this video are not educated enough or un aware to know this is dehumanizing ,degrading and disrespectful to the Nigeria people .
The man who inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda” is on his way to reunite with his family in the United States.
Paul Rusesabagina was freed by Rwanda last week after a widely criticized trial on terrorism charges.
https://t.co/g6C6djgVrZ
Cattle raiding by Islamic extremists is soaring at unprecedented levels in Mali, with militants linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State group stealing millions of dollars' worth of cattle to buy weapons and vehicles to fund their insurgency. https://t.co/7AADQlptWZ
Trump says the war is nearing an end, but will Iran’s new Supreme Leader seek revenge for his father?
Al Jazeera’s @mohamedwashere explains the latest in the war on Iran.
Today is the ninth anniversary of the BBC Dad blooper.
Marion is now 13; James is now 9. Some recent pictures are attached below.
We did an interview looking back on the blooper for @InsideEdition, which should be up shortly.
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The price of chocolate bars has shot up across the world over the past year, meaning they can feel like a luxury - but why are West Africa's cocoa farmers not reaping the benefits?
https://t.co/Ma4JyW7QwG
Video shows the moment an Iranian missile struck central Israel, part of a barrage that killed two people and wounded two others. Hours later, Hezbollah rockets hit Israel, injuring 16 more and damaging a daycare centre.
VIDEO: Students escape as school building collapses in Ogba, Lagos
Panic broke out in the Aguda area of Ogba, Lagos, after a school building housing nursery and secondary school students collapsed on Monday afternoon.
According to eyewitness accounts, the incident occurred around noon while students and staff were inside the building.
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