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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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David Mark: ADC’s 2027 Vision Is Bigger Than Power

ADC says its 2027 mission is not about winning power but building a political legacy rooted in ethics, inclusion, and long-term governance reforms.
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Nigeria’s inflation crisis is eroding wages and threatening jobs, NECA warns, urging government action to stabilize businesses and protect workers.

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NASS to Support Tinubu, Emergency Rule in Rivers

KEY POINTS Emergency rule in Rivers will receive National Assembly backing to defend democracy. ...
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Lagos to Close PWD Rail Crossing Starting May 1

Lagos State begins a closure of the PWD rail crossing on May 1 to protect passengers through safety measures and provides alternative travel directions.
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Bode George Condemns State of Emergency in Rivers

The state of emergency in Rivers State under President Tinubu receives fierce condemnation from Bode George who labels it unconstitutional while accusing the president of evolution into a civilian dictator.
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Tinubu Appoints Admiral Ibas as Rivers State Administrator

President Tinubu announced Admiral Ibokette Ibas as the Administrator of Rivers State through his emergency order to manage political distress in the region.
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Falana Sues Meta for $5 Million Over Invasion of Privacy

Femi Falana filed a $5 million lawsuit against Meta regarding its Facebook platform after Meta published a false health video that damaged both his privacy and triggered emotional distress.
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NASS Mulls Amendments to 2022 Electoral Act for Party Primary

The National Assembly has initiated a process to modify the 2022 Electoral Act which will enable party primaries to incorporate statutory delegates as part of a democracy expansion plan.
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Lamido Rejects El-Rufai’s SDP Invitation, Reaffirms PDP Loyalty

Former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido rejected Nasir El-Rufai's call to join the SDP, reaffirming loyalty to the PDP and urging patriotism in politics.
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NDLEA Foils Drug Shipments to US, Saudi Arabia; Arrests Two

NDLEA foiled multiple drug shipments hidden in prayer beads and clothing destined for the US and Saudi Arabia. Two suspects were arrested at MMIA, Lagos.
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BIPC to Open CNG Conversion Centre in Makurdi

BIPC is set to open a CNG conversion centre at its remodeled Makurdi petrol station, providing CNG refueling and vehicle conversion services for a cleaner, cost-effective fuel alternative.
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NANS Rejects Telecom Tariff Hike, Threatens Nationwide Protest

KEY POINTS The governing body NANS opposes the telephone-rate growth since it creates undue...
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Rivers Assembly Accuses Fubara of Playing to the Gallery

Rivers Assembly rejected the accusations that they blocked Governor Siminalayi Fubara from delivering the 2025 budget while maintaining his account of performing staged appearances for the public.
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Africa’s Second-Largest City Economy is Lagos

Lagos has become Africa’s second-largest city economy, with its GDP hitting $259 billion. The state projects continued growth amid economic reforms and infrastructure investments.
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David Mark: ADC’s 2027 Vision Is Bigger Than Power

ADC says its 2027 mission is not about winning power but building a political legacy rooted in ethics, inclusion, and long-term governance reforms.
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Nigeria’s Inflation Crisis Pushes Workers and Employers to the Edge

Nigeria’s inflation crisis is eroding wages and threatening jobs, NECA warns, urging government action to stabilize businesses and protect workers.
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Fury in Lagos as Traders Protest Owode-Onirin Killings

Traders protest Owode-Onirin killings in Lagos, demanding justice, police accountability, and laws to stop land grabbing and brutality.
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Tinubu Moves to Borrow $2.3bn, Float $500m Sukuk for 2025

Tinubu seeks NASS approval for $2.3bn external borrowing and $500m Sukuk to fund 2025 budget and refinance Eurobond.

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