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The National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies has advocated a reduction in the number of political parties in the country. Correspondent Joke Adisa reports that established as an Act of Parliament in 2011, the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies provides capacity development services to democratic institutions and governance in Nigeria.Ahead of this year convocation ceremony, the Director general leads some management team members to this interactive meeting with parliamentary reporters.The Institute is hoping to graduate sixty five of its students in different fields.聽As a research Institute, Mr. Suleman said NI
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owala website 2023 10:21 pmFresh twist in Manchester United takeover saga as Sheikh Jassim submits fourth bidBy: Frank DalleresSports EditorShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWh
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nike air force rs a way out of Manchester UnitedQatari bidder Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani has made an increased offer for Manchester United in a dramatic attempt to win the takeover battle with Sir Jim Ratcliffe.Sheikh Jassim, the chairman of Qatar Islamic Bank, is understood to have submitted a new bid which values United at a similar price to Ratcliffe but is for 100 per cent of the club rather than the 51 per cent proposed by the British billionaire.United owners the Glazer family now face a straight choice between selling their entire majority holding to Sheikh Jassim or staying at Old Trafford as minority owners alongside Ratcliffe.It comes after three previous rounds of bidding failed to progress to a sale and with time running out to install a new owner in time for the close season.The value of Sheikh Jassimrsquo latest bid is not known but it is thought to be nearer pound;5bn than the pound;6bn hoped for by the Glazers, with sources with knowledge of the situation describing it as rational. After the third round of bids it was reported that the Glazers favoured Ratcliffersquo offer, which valued their shareholding