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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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Festive Season Pressure Sends Nigeria’s Inflation to Four-Month High

Nigeria’s November inflation climbed month-on-month as festive demand and insecurity lifted food prices, despite easing annual inflation trends.
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Dangote Lowers Petrol Prices, Fuel Importers Face Billions in Losses

Dangote’s petrol price cut has triggered a price war, cutting pump prices but causing huge losses for importers and fuel marketers.

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Judiciary Reforms Restoring Public Trust, Says Watchdog Group

Judiciary Watch lauds the National Judicial Council for being decisive in imposing disciplinary sanctions and feels they are restoring faith in the Nigerian justice system.
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No Place for Military Rule in Nigeria, Says Gowon

General Yakubu Gowon, former Nigerian leader, says military rule has no place now, urging ongoing backing for democracy at the book launch for Military Factor in Nigerian History.
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FG Unveils Smart Police Station in Abuja

The Federal Government has revealed a new smart police station in Katampe, Abuja, as part of an initiative to ensure improved security at the local level and digital policing across Nigeria.
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FG Promises to Deal with Flooding and Desertification in Nigeria

Nigeria’s Federal Government has declared its intention to deal with flooding and desertification by putting more emphasis on teamwork between agencies and using new technologies.
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Ogun Female Journalist Bukola Agbakaizu Slumps, Dies

Abeokuta lost one of its most reputable journalists on Monday, as Bukola Agbakaizu, aged 52, died after collapsing while working.
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Ganduje, Wike Say PDP’s Collapse Is Near

APC leaders, Ganduje and Wike, say the PDP is having a hard time because of rising defections and internal problems. Wabara, who leads the Board of Trustees in PDP, says the party will return in force by 2027.
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UK Cuts Graduate Visa to 18 Months, Affecting Nigerian Students

New UK immigration reforms have truncated the graduate visa to 18 months and doubled settlement threshold from 5 years to 10 years giving birth to concern by Nigerian students and migrants.
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Air Peace Aircraft Hits Antelope on Asaba Runway

An Air Peace plane collided with an antelope at Asaba Airport during a short taxi, causing a grounding and delays as investigators are examining runway safety.
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NPA Refutes Multi-Billion Naira Fraud Allegations

NPA denied claims of multi billion naira fraud, claiming the agency operates in complete compliance with procurement laws and is subject to all time check.
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Ikpeazu Built And Inaugurated Uninhabitable Government House

According to Abia’s Information Commissioner, ex-Governor Ikpeazu was in a hurry to open an uninhabitable Government House that lacks basic features.
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NNPC and Dangote Collaboration to Boost Nigeria’s Oil Sector

Following a months-long standoff, NNPC and Dangote refinery have finally agreed to work together to achieve Nigeria’s energy security and economic development.
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Tinubu’s IMF Loan Payoff Is Economic Masterstroke — Delta APC

The Delta State chapter of the APC has praised President Tinubu’s repayment of IMF debt, describing it as a historic move that signals Nigeria’s economic revival.
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Festive Season Pressure Sends Nigeria’s Inflation to Four-Month High

Nigeria’s November inflation climbed month-on-month as festive demand and insecurity lifted food prices, despite easing annual inflation trends.
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Dangote Lowers Petrol Prices, Fuel Importers Face Billions in Losses

Dangote’s petrol price cut has triggered a price war, cutting pump prices but causing huge losses for importers and fuel marketers.
Business

BUA Awards $20.7 Million to 1,706 Employees for Long Service

BUA Group rewarded 1,706 long-serving employees with N30 billion in cash, underscoring Abdul Samad Rabiu’s people-first approach to corporate growth.
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US Embassy Warns Nigerians of Permanent Bans Over Visa Fraud

The US Embassy in Abuja warns Nigerians that visa fraud, false claims or fake documents can result in permanent bans under US law.

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