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The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has stirred public debate by declaring that there is nothing wrong with Nigeria becoming a one-party state, as long as it reflects the will of the people. Ganduje made the statement on Thursday while receiving members of the Forum of Former Members of the Kano State House of Assembly in Abuja. He argued that the dominance of one political party, especially the APC, would not necessarily undermine democracy if it emerges through legal and democratic means. “There is nothing wrong with Nigeria becoming a one-party state if…

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A local rice processing company based in Kuta, Shiroro local government area of Niger state, has announced the availability of its premium stone-free parboiled rice, known as Kuta Parboiled Rice. The move is in a bid to promote locally produced agricultural products. The company, located at the Kuta main market, is calling on consumers and retailers to patronize its high-quality rice, which is proudly processed to meet local dietary standards. According to the lead producer, Suleiman Dauda, the rice is not only free from stones but also readily available in various quantities to meet consumer demands. “We kindly urge the…

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A new study has found a significant link between high exposure to phthalate, chemicals commonly found in plastic, and increased risks of heart disease and early death. Phthalates, often referred to as “everywhere chemicals,” are used to make plastics more durable and are present in hundreds of everyday products, including food packaging, personal care items, and medical devices. Researchers now warn that long-term exposure to these substances may be more dangerous to cardiovascular health than previously understood. The research, published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, analyzed data from over 5,000 adults in the United States. It revealed…

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