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Judge Juan Carlos Peinado found enough evidence to charge Gómez with influence peddling, corruption in business, misappropriation, and embezzlement, stemming from her university role and alleged favoritism toward companies seeking public contracts. Her aide Cristina Álvarez and businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés face related accusations. The ruling drew backlash from police unions over the judge's flight risk comments and from Sánchez's PSOE party, which calls it a political witch hunt, while the case now heads to provincial court for a jury trial.

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A Madrid judge has ruled that Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, must face trial on serious corruption charges, with strict measures like surrendering her passports and regular court check-ins.

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In a June 17 statement, imprisoned IPOB leader Kanu removed Mazi Chika Edoziem as head of the Directorate of State, citing failures like neglecting hundreds of detained members at Wawa Military Barracks, where some died without support. He appointed U.S.-based Mazi Chris Nwaọgụ to lead the new fourth administration, with roles for figures like deputy Solomon Egbo and finance chief Nwada Ogwu Nnennaya Anya. The move drew sharp backlash from Edoziem supporters calling it fake, while backers praised it as needed renewal amid IPOB's ongoing factional tensions.

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From his prison cell, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu shook up the pro-Biafra group IPOB by dissolving its long-standing administrative arm and naming new leaders.

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Fresh Nigerian university graduates are sharing their mandatory NYSC call-up letters on X, styled as football player transfers with 'Here we go!' graphics and jokes about rejecting low-paying jobs for the one-year national service. Engineer Zephaniah Davinson from FUTA kicked it off Monday, ditching a 50,000 naira job in his viral post, while veterinarian High-Chief Aweda claimed to pass on 300,000 naira for 'service to fatherland.' Amid humor about low entry pay and security risks like bandits in the north, the trend highlights grads' resilience as orientation camps open June 10 across Nigeria.

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Zephaniah Davinson posted his NYSC call-up like a blockbuster signing: 'Davinson to NYSC, here we go!' Complete with a stadium graphic in khaki uniform.

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A French appeals court rejected PSG defender and Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi's challenge, upholding a decision to send his 2023 rape case to criminal court. The allegation involves a 24-year-old woman who reported the incident at his Paris suburb home after connecting via Instagram; Hakimi denies all wrongdoing and shared a statement on X expressing eagerness for the trial to reveal the truth. Despite the ruling, he led Morocco to a 1-0 World Cup Group C win over Scotland, staying focused amid boos from the crowd while Moroccan fans showed strong support online.

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Achraf Hakimi stepped onto the pitch as Morocco captain just hours after a French court confirmed he must face trial for rape, facing jeers from Scottish fans with every touch.

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In a recent TVC News interview, prominent cleric and retired colonel Sheikh Gumi argued against designating bandits as terrorists, saying it blocks negotiation chances after groups showed willingness to talk. He has long advocated for amnesty like that given to Niger Delta militants, drawing from his 2021 visits to bandit camps. The federal government labeled them terrorists in 2022 and reaffirmed it in late 2025, as security forces continue operations amid ongoing violence in states like Zamfara, Katsina, and Kaduna. Critics demand his arrest, citing recent family kidnappings and schoolchildren held for ransom, while highlighting Nigeria's tough choice between military action and dialogue.

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Amid relentless kidnappings and killings in Nigeria's northwest, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi pleaded for dialogue over labels that could slam shut the door to peace talks.

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In a June 17 statement, imprisoned IPOB leader Kanu removed Mazi Chika Edoziem as head of the Directorate of State, citing failures like neglecting hundreds of detained members at Wawa Military Barracks, where some died without support. He appointed U.S.-based Mazi Chris Nwaọgụ to lead the new fourth administration, with roles for figures like deputy Solomon Egbo and finance chief Nwada Ogwu Nnennaya Anya. The move drew sharp backlash from Edoziem supporters calling it fake, while backers praised it as needed renewal amid IPOB's ongoing factional tensions.

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From his prison cell, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu shook up the pro-Biafra group IPOB by dissolving its long-standing administrative arm and naming new leaders.

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The blackout hit around 9 p.m. on June 5, 2026, due to a cascading failure at JPS after lightning tripped five transmission lines near key substations. Teams restarted power stations in phases, restoring electricity to over 500,000 customers by 5 a.m. Saturday and fully by 6:30 a.m. Energy Minister Daryl Vaz called it unacceptable, demanding a report within 24 hours while dismissing online rumors of cyberattacks or invasions; JPS pledged transparency amid calls for grid improvements as hurricane season begins.

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Lightning strikes during light rain plunged nearly 700,000 Jamaican homes into darkness Friday night, sparking widespread worry across the island.

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The latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey for early 2026 reveals 4.7 million South Africans aged 15-34 out of work, pushing the youth rate to 60.9%—far above Spain's 23.7% or France's 21.4%. A smaller informal sector means more young people count as unemployed rather than self-employed, unlike many African neighbors. Government programs aim to place 130,000 youth this year, but critics point to policy shortcomings and economic hurdles amid calls for apprenticeships and business reforms.

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Imagine being 15 to 24 years old with a 60.9% chance of no job in sight. That's the tough reality for South Africa's youngest job seekers right now.

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Sprague took 70% of the Republican primary vote against Marcell Strbich, while Russo captured 68% in the Democratic contest over Bryan Hambley. Both candidates, backed by party establishments, now head to a November matchup over voting access and security in this swing state. Sprague wants to limit mail voting and drop boxes, while Russo pushes for easier access; the winner will set Ohio's election rules for years amid national scrutiny.

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Polls closed at 7:30 p.m. on May 5, and soon after, Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague and State Rep. Allison Russo emerged as their parties' picks to lead the state's elections.

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Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja dismissed United Bank for Africa Plc's suit challenging the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission's jurisdiction over consumer complaints against banks. The court affirmed FCCPC's statutory authority under the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act, 2018, to investigate such matters, overriding provisions in the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act. UBA was fined N2 million for filing a frivolous suit.

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The Supreme Court of Pakistan overturned the death sentences of Abdul Rehman alias Bhola and Zubair alias Chariya, accused MQM workers in the 2012 Baldia Town factory fire case. The acquittal was based on gaps in prosecution evidence and doubts over the Joint Investigation Team report.

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A 2009 quote attributed to former footballer and pundit Ian Wright, comparing the significance of football to soldiers' sacrifices, has been recirculated on social media. Users are debating its authenticity, timing, and relevance amid discussions on military service in Afghanistan and national institutions. The quote has drawn criticism and defense, highlighting tensions between sports and patriotism.

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Multiple X posts commend Wayne Rooney for his objective analysis, deep football understanding, and restraint during punditry on the England vs Germany match. Users contrast this positively with criticism of Alan Shearer's biased, negative, and poor commentary. The discussion references hashtags like #ENGGHA and #FIFAWorldCup.

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On June 15, 2024, in Courbevoie near Paris, a 12-year-old Jewish girl was ambushed by her ex-boyfriend and two friends, who dragged her to an abandoned building, beat and raped her repeatedly while using antisemitic slurs and threats. Nanterre's juvenile court convicted the trio in June 2025, sentencing the main perpetrators to nine and seven years, citing the Jewish identity as a factor in the attack. On November 18, 2025, the Versailles Appeals Court upheld the hate-motivated verdict but reduced one nine-year sentence to seven years, adding reintegration measures, as France reports surging antisemitic incidents.

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A French appeals court has reduced the prison term for a teenager convicted of the brutal antisemitic rape of a 12-year-old Jewish girl, sparking outrage amid rising hate crimes.

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Nigeria's former Communications Minister, Pantami, pulled out of the APC governorship primaries in Gombe State on Tuesday, protesting alleged breaches of the Electoral Act 2026 and a lack of transparency. His team highlighted ignored requests for accreditation and voting guidelines, plus sidelined grassroots supporters who crowdfunded his candidacy forms. After consulting stakeholders, Pantami called for calm and law-abiding conduct, emphasizing that democracy must follow the law. The withdrawal spotlights tensions within Gombe APC ahead of the May 21 primaries and 2027 elections.

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Prof. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami stepped away from the race just before voting, citing unanswered pleas for basic details like venues and rules. His move underscores a push for fairness in Nigeria's political process.

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A&R exec Matthew 'M80' Markoff shared the 15-track lineup on Instagram June 7, signed by the artists and teasing guests like Ghostface Killah, Snoop Dogg, and KRS-One for an untitled August album. Track 6 lists 'Six w/ Eminem and Jay-Z (Interlude),' but M80 clarified it's spoken clips praising Rakim, not new raps. The project builds on their 2024 single 'Be Ill' and celebrates hip-hop roots with OGs from Wu-Tang, Dogg Pound, and beyond.

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A handwritten tracklist from hip-hop legends Rakim, Kurupt, and Masta Killa has fans reminiscing about classic battles like Eminem's verse on Jay-Z's 'Renegade.' The surprise? Track 6 features the duo in a spoken interlude.

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A widely shared X post recounts the story of Dr. Kolade Bolarinwa, a Nigerian engineering professor at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, who graduated with first-class honors in 1967. He raised four children who attended Ivy League universities and remained faithful to his wife, who left four years ago to assist their daughter in Melbourne after childbirth and has not returned. The post describes him living alone in his seventies in the house they built together.

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Sunday Adeyemo, known as Sunday Igboho, accused Fulani community members of kidnappings in his Oyo State hometown and demanded the release of recent victims, threatening action if unmet. The captives walked free without ransom, sparking jubilation and videos of celebrations, while locals credited him where government efforts fell short. The success unfolded amid a larger crisis, with over 40 schoolchildren and teachers still held after 37 days from abductions on May 15, fueling debates on vigilantism versus rule of law.

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Crowds cheered in Igboho town as the activist returned with a woman, her children, and a sibling—freed just hours after his stern two-hour warning to local Fulani leaders.

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In the CAF Women's Olympic qualifiers for Los Angeles 2028, Comoros advanced to the second round by crushing Sudan 17-0 away and 13-0 at home, marking one of Africa's largest margins. Nigeria, Africa's top-ranked team at No. 36 and 11-time champions, skipped the first round and will host the two-legged tie in October against the No. 189 Comoros. While fans joked about Comoros' form, Nigeria's stars like Rasheedat Ajibade enter as heavy favorites aiming to secure one of two African Olympic spots after missing Paris 2024.

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Comoros stunned everyone with a 30-0 aggregate demolition of Sudan, featuring 12 different scorers in one game alone. Now they face Nigeria's powerhouse Super Falcons in October qualifiers.

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