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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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Nigeria Immigration Cautions Against U.S. Visa Violations

NIS urges full compliance with U.S. visa terms amid rising concerns from U.S. officials about misuse and illegal stay
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2027 Election: Can Nigeria’s Opposition Coalition Dethrone Tinubu’s APC?

As 2027 elections approach, Nigeria’s opposition coalition faces the uphill task of unseating APC’s Bola Tinubu amid internal crises, defections, and a fast-closing window to forge a united front.

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Gov. Abiodun, Yoruba Groups Reject Sharia in South-West

Two Yoruba organizations along with Ogun State government criticize new Sharia religious court structures because they break constitutional guidelines.
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NAF’s Pledges Steady Resistance Against Security Threats

Through NAF Air Marshal Abubakar declares his institution will continue their fight against insecurity and their efforts to revamp personnel organizations.
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Sowore Pleads Not Guilty to Cybercrime Charges, Seeks Bail

Activist Omoyele Sowore maintains his innocence through his not guilty plea to charges for posting comments against IGP on social media platforms.
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Court Lifts Asset Freeze on GHL in First Bank Loan Dispute

The High Court lifted First Bank's ordered asset freeze on assets of General Hydrocarbons due to an earlier arbitration ruling.
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Cadbury Reports N10.4billion Loss for 2024

N10.4billion remained the reported operating deficit for Cadbury Nigeria during 2024 because of its successful revenue expansion.
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Aregbesola’s Group Stepped Out of APC

The Rauf Aregbesola-led political faction of APC has withdrawn from the party following complaints about Osun state leadership instability.
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NMDPRA Issues Gas Licenses to Address Grid Collapse

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Resource Regulatory Authority creates gas licenses to prevent grid failure across the nation.
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MTN, Transcorp Power Propel Stock Market’s Weekly Gains

The NGX ASI shows growth of 1.2 percent through its first week of February marking the start of year-end earnings reporting.
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Nigeria’s Inflation Set to Decline to 26 percent in 2025 – PwC

According to PwC projections for 2025 Nigeria's inflation rate should reach 26% while GDP growth remains modest and exchange rates stabilize.
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SEC Warns All Nigerians Investing Through Risevest, Stecs

Regulatory authorities from the SEC issued warnings to Nigerians about the risky investment schemes operated by unlicensed cryptocurrency platforms Risevest and Stecs.
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National Assembly Postpones Plenary Resumption to February 4

Budget defense activities force the National Assembly to delay the commencement of plenary sessions until February 4.
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No Dispute Between DESOPADEC, Governor Oborevwori

According to HOSTCOM, DESOPADEC disputes have no foundation, and they recognize both the M.O.R.E Agenda of Governor Oborevwori’s leadership.
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Nigeria Immigration Cautions Against U.S. Visa Violations

NIS urges full compliance with U.S. visa terms amid rising concerns from U.S. officials about misuse and illegal stay
Politics

2027 Election: Can Nigeria’s Opposition Coalition Dethrone Tinubu’s APC?

As 2027 elections approach, Nigeria’s opposition coalition faces the uphill task of unseating APC’s Bola Tinubu amid internal crises, defections, and a fast-closing window to forge a united front.
Business

Nigerian Banks’ Deposits with CBN Soar Dramatically High

The CBN's deposits from Nigerian banks grew by over 800% year over year in 2025. This shows that the money market was tighter and there was too much cash.
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Amnesty Slams Nigeria for Covering Up Police Killings of Protesters in #EndBadGovernance Crackdown

Amnesty International has accused Nigeria’s government of a systematic cover-up of police brutality during the #EndBadGovernance protests, saying not a single officer has faced prosecution a year after the killings.

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