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Ahmed Oluwasanjo

Ahmed Oluwasanjo is a general news reporter. Prior to joining Peoples Gazette, he was with The Interview Magazine as a reporter and video editor. He is on Twitter @ahmedrazak3
February 11, 2024

EPL: Bukayo Saka shines as Arsenal trounce West Ham 6-0

The Gunners broke through West Ham defence, netting four of their six goals within 15 minutes.

Arsenal
February 11, 2024

Tinubu vows to make Nigeria net-exporter of food

“Food production will be greatly expanded through aggressive mechanisation.’’

President Bola Tinubu
February 11, 2024

Two killed in protest against election postponement in Senegal

The two persons were killed as police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in Senegal.

Protest in Senegal, Macky Sall
February 10, 2024

Senegal: Macky Sall justifies controversial election postponement extending his tenure

In his first public statement on the election postponement that has sparked nationwide protests and widespread condemnation, Mr Sall denied trying to hold on to power.

Macky Sall
February 10, 2024

Tinubu begs Nigerian Army to shun coup d’etat plot

Mr Tinubu charged the Nigerian Army to “upscale the fight against insecurity, which has robbed us of peace and progress.”

Tinubu, army
February 10, 2024

After public outcry, Tinubu jettisons trip to AFCON final

“He should please stay in Aso Rock and watch from there.”

Sleeping President Bola Tinubu
February 10, 2024

Criticising Tinubu on social media may earn you three-year jail term: Amnesty International

“Social media users will be punished for freely expressing their opinions.’’

Bola Tinubu and Amnesty International
February 9, 2024

Tinubu’s move to regulate social media “dangerous, oppressive”: Amnesty International

The human rights organisation added that the bill is purposed to “violate Nigerians’ human rights and gag civil society in the country.”

February 9, 2024

Election postponement is coup d’état; illegal third term for Macky Sall: Khalifa Sall

Mr Sall announced last week the postponement of the election scheduled for February 25, sparking a wave of protests in Senegal.

Khalifa Sall