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Tommy Otobong

Otobong Tommy is a violinist, writer, and teacher. With a BSc. in public administration (2014) from Babcock University, Ogun State, Nigeria, she has previously worked at Ventures Africa, NAEC, The Eagles Music Academy, and currently at L'Orbe, a non-profit where she is co-founder, managing the music room targeted at children and teenagers. She also enjoys exploring design and content creation.
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Nine Rescued, Five Revived in Lagos High-Rise Fire

Nine rescued and five revived after a Lagos high-rise fire, sparking new safety concerns in Nigeria’s bustling commercial capital.
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Nigerian Sentenced in $6 Million U.S. Fraud Case

Nigerian Ehis Akhimie sentenced to more than eight years in U.S. prison over $6 million inheritance fraud targeting elderly victims

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FG Rejects US Embassy’s Claims on Nigeria’s Security Situation

The Nigerian government disputes U.S. Embassy’s portrayal of its security efforts, emphasizing its commitment to tackling national security challenges and protecting citizens.
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Court Strikes Out Nnamdi Kanu’s N50bn Suit Against FG

The Federal High Court strikes out Nnamdi Kanu’s N50 billion suit against the Federal Government, citing lack of diligent prosecution and legal representation.
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Lagos, Rivers, FCT, 28 Other States To Experience Flood

The Nigerian government warns 33 states, including Lagos, Rivers, and the FCT, of significant flood risks in 2025 and introduces new resilience initiatives.
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FG Directs Federal Institutions to Ensure Transparent Recruitment.

The Federal Government has directed federal tertiary institutions to publicly advertise vacancies to ensure a transparent and fair recruitment process.
Business

WTO Chief Warns US-China tariff War Could Slash Trade

WTO chief Okonjo-Iweala warns that the US-China tariff war could reduce trade by 80%, posing a significant threat to the global economy and global GDP.
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Passengers Lament Fare Hikes Despite Fuel Price Cuts

Nigerians are frustrated with rising transport fares despite fuel price cuts and the introduction of CNG, citing exploitation by transport unions and government inaction.
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Police Intensify Efforts to End Anambra ‘Sit-At-Home’

The Anambra police force has augmented their operations to stop disruptive Monday 'sit-at-home' orders and revive the local economic activities primarily in Nnewi and Ihiala.
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Police Arrest Eight Robbery Suspects, Recover Firearms

Lagos police have detained eight armed robbery suspects and recovered firearms and ammunition, with investigations ongoing into additional arrests.
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DHQ Clarifies Military Role in General Tsiga’s Release

DHQ denies claims of ransom payment and highlights the military's critical role in General Tsiga’s successful release through coordinated operations.
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Take-It-Back Protest: Police Commands on Alert Ahead

Police across Nigeria are on high alert as the Take-It-Back Movement stages a nationwide protest today, defying warnings over security and timing.
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State Teaching Jobs: Kwara Shortlists 1,800 Candidates

Kwara shortlists 1,800 for teaching jobs across 16 LGAs, requiring drug tests, medical certificates, and a six-year non-transfer bond.
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Anxiety Grips Bayelsa Over Planned Rally

Tensions rise in Bayelsa as Governor Diri warns against a rally planned by George Turnah’s group, fearing it could escalate the political crisis from neighboring Rivers State.
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Nine Rescued, Five Revived in Lagos High-Rise Fire

Nine rescued and five revived after a Lagos high-rise fire, sparking new safety concerns in Nigeria’s bustling commercial capital.
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Nigerian Sentenced in $6 Million U.S. Fraud Case

Nigerian Ehis Akhimie sentenced to more than eight years in U.S. prison over $6 million inheritance fraud targeting elderly victims
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Bandits Abduct 40 Worshippers in Zamfara Mosque Attack

Bandits kidnapped 40 worshippers during prayers in Zamfara, exposing collapse of peace deals in the troubled North-West region.
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Dangote Says Refinery Ends Nigeria’s 50-Year Fuel Queues

Dangote refinery marks one year of petrol production, easing Nigeria’s 50-year fuel queues, cutting pump prices, creating jobs, and boosting industrialisation efforts.

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