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This ADHD program was supposed to improve access. Instead, it’s heightened confusion

A bungled roll-out for parents and adults seeking to ADHD diagnoses and medications has caused frustration and confusion after patients were pointed in the wrong direction.

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This ADHD program was supposed to improve access. Instead, it’s heightened confusion

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US Midterm Elections and the Rest of Us

Postscript by Waziri Adio US elections have had a global following for a while. But it is doubtful if any other American election, including presidential polls, has been more keenly

  • US midterm elections held on November 3rd, 2026, rebuked Trump and his Republican Party
  • Democrats gained control of Congress in January, potentially shifting Trump's policies
  • Oil prices fell from $110.45 to $98.32 per barrel after election outcome

·thisdaylive.com

Judiciary Must Protect This Democracy

When news broke on Thursday that Justice Peter Lifu of the Federal High Court had sacked the David Mark-led caretaker committee of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and consequently nullified

  • Federal High Court invalidates ADC caretaker committee and Atiku Abubakar's nomination.
  • ADC and Atiku Abubakar appeal ruling, accusing APC of interference.
  • Judiciary's role crucial in maintaining political stability during 2027 election.

·thisdaylive.com

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