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Adeodun Adenike Dorcas boasts over four years of extensive experience in human capital management. Her diverse expertise encompasses areas like writing, strategic project management, and visionary leadership. Committed to elevating Africa's talent landscape, Adeodun holds a fervent belief in the intrinsic potential of every individual. She is dedicated to ensuring they are equipped with the essential tools and knowledge for their professional ascent. By aligning people's skills and aspirations with organizational goals, she aims to transform workspaces into centers of innovation and excellence.
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Ajibade, Nnadozie Lead Nigeria’s Charge at 2025 CAF Awards

Nigeria’s women’s football stars, including Ajibade, Nnadozie, and the Super Falcons, headline nominations at the 2025 CAF Awards after a triumphant year
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Fraud and cyberattacks erode Nigeria’s sense of identity

NANS and cybersecurity leaders warn that identity threats in Nigeria are escalating as fraud and cyberattacks expose weak data protection systems.

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70 Percent of Nigerians Hold Grievances Against Government, Rich

70 percent of Nigerians express grievances against the government and rich elites, according to a new Edelman Trust Barometer report.
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UK Court Upholds $380 Million Award Against Nigeria LNG

The UK Appeal Court dismissed NLNG’s claim and upheld a $380 million award for Taleveras over a gas supply deal dispute.
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Nigeria Launches 90-day Plan to Prevent Floods During Rainy Season

Nigeria has launched a 90-day plan to prevent floods during the rainy season, focusing on early action and local preparedness.
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Government Cracks Down on Ponzi Schemes After CBEX Collapse

CBEX’s collapse highlights the ongoing Ponzi scheme crisis in Nigeria. SEC warns against unregistered trading platforms.
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Looming Electricity Crisis: Power Ministry Addresses N4 Trillion Debt

Nigerian government outlines plans to resolve N4 trillion debt owed to GenCos, affecting Nigeria’s electricity supply industry.
Society

Plateau Governor Asks Communities to Defend Themselves After Mass Killings

Governor Caleb Mutfwang calls for community defense after mass killings in Plateau, urging locals to protect themselves from rising violence.
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40 Killed in Midnight Attack on Plateau Community

40 people were killed in an attack on Zike community, Plateau, two weeks after a similar incident, highlighting ongoing violence.
Politics

Party Files N20B Suit Against Tinubu, Others Over Rivers Emergency Rule

BOOT Party sues President Tinubu over emergency rule in Rivers state. They seek N20 billion for the disruption caused to local government elections.
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Boko Haram Attack Kills 8, Injures 21 in Borno Bomb Blast

At least 8 dead and 21 injured in a Boko Haram bomb blast in Borno, prompting an urgent response from local authorities.
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Court Orders FBI, DEA to Release Investigation Records on Tinubu

The U.S. court orders the release of investigation documents about Nigerian President Tinubu’s alleged ties to a Chicago drug ring, raising transparency concerns.
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Trump’s Tariffs Could Harm Africa’s Trade, AGOA Under Threat

Trump’s tariffs could wipe out AGOA’s benefits for African countries. Lesotho, Madagascar, and South Africa face steep tariffs while negotiating solutions.
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Court Orders Abba Kyari to Defend Cocaine Charges in Court

The Federal High Court orders Abba Kyari and his co-defendants to defend cocaine trafficking charges after rejecting their no-case submission.
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Ajibade, Nnadozie Lead Nigeria’s Charge at 2025 CAF Awards

Nigeria’s women’s football stars, including Ajibade, Nnadozie, and the Super Falcons, headline nominations at the 2025 CAF Awards after a triumphant year
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Fraud and cyberattacks erode Nigeria’s sense of identity

NANS and cybersecurity leaders warn that identity threats in Nigeria are escalating as fraud and cyberattacks expose weak data protection systems.
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Filmmaker Ayotunde Bello Says Super Falcons Can Win World Cup

Filmmaker Ayotunde Bello says Nigeria’s Super Falcons can win the World Cup if given consistent support and stronger investment in women’s football.
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Afe Babalola Warns Nigeria’s Debt Crisis Hurts Investor Confidence

Afe Babalola warns Nigeria’s debt crisis is hurting investor confidence and calls for fiscal discipline, leadership reform, and stronger economic management.

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