Bollywood icon Dharmendra dies at 89
Bollywood veteran Dharmendra, known for more than 300 films over six decades, died at home in Mumbai at age 89 after a month-long illness, according to media reports.
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Malaysia plans social media ban for under-16s from next year
Malaysia says it plans to bar children under 16 from opening social media accounts next year as part of a broader crackdown on online safety risks.
Nigerian News: Morning Headlines – 23 November 2025
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Former lead counsel blames Kanu’s conviction on “amateur lawyers”, “social media theatrics”
Former lead counsel Ifeanyi Ejiofor has attributed Nnamdi Kanu’s conviction to inexperienced individuals who took over the defence, accusing them of undermining years of strategic legal work.
DHQ debunks viral AI-generated video on forced military recruitment
The Defence Headquarters has dismissed a viral AI-generated video falsely claiming the Chief of Defence Staff ordered compulsory military recruitment for young Nigerians, urging the public to ignore the disinformation.
BREAKING: Cleric Dachomo confirms Facebook account deletion amid genocide allegations
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo has confirmed that Facebook deleted his account amid his outspoken claims of “Christian genocide” in Nigeria and recent testimonies before U.S. officials.
TRUMP: ‘I THINK NIGERIA IS A DISGRACE’
Donald Trump has criticised Nigeria as “a disgrace”, accusing the government of failing to stop mass killings and escalating attacks across the country.
‘Nigeria is a disgrace’: Trump fumes over alleged Christian killings
US President Donald Trump has expressed anger over alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria, threatening to stop aid and consider military action.
Nigerian News: Morning Headlines – 22 November 2025
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Kebbi Abduction: Troop-withdrawal claim ‘too serious to ignore’ – Security Expert
Security expert Sadeeq Shehu says Governor Nasir Idris’ claim that troops were withdrawn shortly before the Kebbi schoolgirls’ abduction is too serious to ignore and must be fully investigated, warning that the incident exposes major failures in Nigeria’s Safe School programme.