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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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Eze Loses Equatorial Guinea Stake After Chevron Dispute

Arthur Eze’s Atlas Petroleum loses its Equatorial Guinea stake in Block I, clearing the way for Chevron to advance the Aseng gas development.
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Nigeria’s Informal Workers Risk Old-Age Poverty, PenCom Warns

PenCom warns that Nigeria’s informal sector pension gap leaves millions facing retirement without savings, as new agents are deployed to expand pension coverage.

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Ecobank Launches Build & Design Expo for Construction Sector

Build & Design Expo, launched by Ecobank, seeks to promote innovation, networking and visibility across the world of construction.
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Nigeria’s Q2 2024 Unemployment Rate Drops to 4.3%

Nigeria’s Q2’24 unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, according to the NBS.
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Nigeria’s GDP Growth Boosts to 3.46% as Services Sector Leads in Q3 2024

Services grew Nigeria’s GDP to 3.46 percent in Q3’24, and oil production improved.
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NLRC Boosts Nigeria’s Economic Growth, FG Commends

NLRC applauded by FG for lifting economic growth and ensuring responsible gaming.
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2025 Budget May Be Before Senate This Week – Tinubu

Senate committees are reviewing fiscal plans this week, with President Tinubu potentially presenting the 2025 budget.
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After FHA’s Court Order Violation, Festac Residents Petition Police

Despite Court Order, Festac residents petition IGP over FHA demolitions.
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Amid AI Integration, NAMA Pledges to Improve Navigational Systems

Navigational system challenges plus highlights AI's role in aviation covered by NAMA.
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Alcohol Sale Debate Sparked By New Police Act

Nigeria, civil society, media clash over alcohol ban in Nigeria Police Act.
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Simon Ekpa’s Arrest Laudable, He Should Be Extradited To Nigeria – DHQ

A Finland court arrested Simon Ekpa, a factional leader of IPOB on terrorism charges. The Defence Headquarters in Nigeria said it is satisfied and hopes to have him extradited to face justice.
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Two-Thirds of Nigerian Households Can’t Afford Healthy Food

According to a recent survey, 66.7 percent of Nigerian households cannot afford a healthy diet, and food insecurity is increasing across the country.
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Tax Reform Bills to Get National Assembly Scrutiny, Public Interest First

Experts agree on the possible pros and cons of proposed tax reform bills but Nigerians can be assured that the National Assembly will thoroughly deliberate on it in the interest of the country.
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Kano Reunites Minors with Families after #EndBadGovernance Protest

Governor Abba Yusuf of Kano State reunites 76 minors arrested while protesting #endbadgovernance with their families. But the governor, who said the minors would undergo rehabilitation, warned against violent protests and said education was the way forward.
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Eze Loses Equatorial Guinea Stake After Chevron Dispute

Arthur Eze’s Atlas Petroleum loses its Equatorial Guinea stake in Block I, clearing the way for Chevron to advance the Aseng gas development.
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Nigeria’s Informal Workers Risk Old-Age Poverty, PenCom Warns

PenCom warns that Nigeria’s informal sector pension gap leaves millions facing retirement without savings, as new agents are deployed to expand pension coverage.
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Onitsha Main Market Reopens as IPOB Ends Sit-at-Home

Trading resumed cautiously at Onitsha Main Market after IPOB ended its sit-at-home order, but weak customer turnout highlighted lingering security fears.
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Ekiti Courts Adopt Digital Platform Allowing Judges Remote Work

Ekiti State courts adopt the Nigeria Case Management System, allowing judges and lawyers to manage cases remotely as Nigeria advances judicial digital reform.

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