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Victor Adetimilehin, widely known as Vic’Adex, is a celebrated global arts in medicine fellow and a staunch ambassador for religious tolerance. Beyond his institutional affiliations, Victor is an incredibly passionate and award-winning spoken word artiste, most notably recognized for his stirring poem, "men not gods." A fervent supporter of pan-Africanism, he actively champions and bolsters Nigerian creative hubs, fostering an environment of artistic growth and cultural exchange. Victor's dedication to the arts and peace advocacy positions him as a vital influencer in bridging cultural gaps.
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9mobile Ushers in New Era, Appoints Obafemi Banigbe as CEO

Obafemi Banigbe takes the helm as 9mobile's CEO, pledging to drive innovation and growth in the Nigerian telecoms operations.
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Tinubu Sets Ambitious Goals: 2 Million BPD Oil, 6GW Electricity, 135M Tonnes Food

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President Tinubu Advocates for Strengthened Local Governments

At a national security discussion, President Tinubu emphasized the critical role of local governments in enhancing national security and governance, advocating for legislative reforms to empower local authorities.
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Nigerian Federal Colleges of Education Shake Up Leadership with New Tenure Limits

The Nigerian Federal Ministry of Education has announced new tenure limits for Provosts at Federal Colleges of Education. A single, non-renewable five-year term is established to ensure leadership stability and clear succession plans.
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Nigerian Government Makes Strides in Vaccinations, Healthcare Infrastructure

The Nigerian government announced significant progress in its national vaccination program and healthcare infrastructure development. Health Minister Prof. Ali Pate, during a ministerial briefing, highlighted achievements in vaccinating children against diphtheria, measles, and cervical cancer.
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Google Announces Groundbreaking Umoja Cable to Connect Africa and Australia

Google has announced plans to build a landmark undersea cable, Umoja, the first of its kind to directly link Africa and Australia. This project is expected to revolutionize digital communication and economic ties between the two continents. Google has partnered with African and Australian leaders to develop Umoja, which translates to "unity" in Swahili.
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Nigerian Students Face Expulsion Over Naira Devaluation at UK University

A group of Nigerian students at a UK university face expulsion due to financial difficulties caused by the devaluation of the naira. The university cites visa regulations, while students plead for support and a chance to finish their studies. The incident raises concerns about the vulnerability of international students to currency fluctuations.
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Fintech Firms to Resume Customer Enrollment After Regulatory Pause

Nigerian fintech companies will be allowed to resume enrolling new customers in a few months, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The CBN had suspended new customer onboarding in April to address concerns about money laundering.
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Obaseki Targets 40,000 Votes in Oredo, Cites Record of Success

Governor Obaseki sets ambitious vote targets in Oredo, utilizing his administration's success as a foundation for PDP's victory in the upcoming gubernatorial election.
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Labour Party Seeks Nullification of Imo Governorship Election

Senator Athan Achonu argues for the annulment of Imo’s recent election, spotlighting violence and irregularities that could lead to a judicially mandated rerun.
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Lagos Hotel Unveils “Most Advanced” in West Africa

A video circulating on social media offers a glimpse into a lavish suite at the Delborough Hotel in Lagos, Nigeria, claimed to be the "most advanced hotel room" in West Africa. The room features a blend of cutting-edge technology and opulent comfort.
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Nigerian Journalists Win Legal Victory: Cyberstalking, Insult No Longer Crimes

Nigerian human rights lawyer Femi Falana announces a landmark victory for Nigerian journalists. They can no longer be arrested for vaguely defined offenses like cyberstalking or insult, thanks to a recent ECOWAS Court ruling. This decision strengthens freedom of expression and combats shrinking civic space in Nigeria.
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House Backs Cybercrime Levy, Urges Clear Communication on Target

Nigerian lawmakers have reaffirmed their support for the controversial cybercrime levy, insisting it applies only to businesses that profit from cyberspace activities. This move follows public confusion surrounding the levy's implementation.
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Nigeria’s Oil Production Inches Up, But Challenges Remain

Nigeria's oil production edged slightly higher in April 2024, offering a glimmer of hope for the nation's economic prospects. However, this increase falls short of government targets, highlighting persistent challenges that continue to plague the oil sector.
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9mobile Ushers in New Era, Appoints Obafemi Banigbe as CEO

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Explore Bola Tinubu's ambitious agenda to propel Nigeria's economic sectors of oil, electricity, and agriculture to new heights.
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Rivers State Court Ruling Ignites Political Tensions Among Fubara, Wike Supporters

Rivers State's political landscape heats up as an Appeal Court ruling sparks celebrations and disputes between supporters of Fubara and Wike.
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Nigeria Braces for Increased Flooding as Rainy Season Peaks

Nigeria is facing a heightened risk of river flooding as the rainy season reaches its peak. The Federal Government is urging states and local governments to take preventative measures to avoid potential disasters.

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