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Sowore Demands Probe Into Dadiyata’s 2019 Abduction, Faults El-Rufai Over Silence

KEY POINTS Sowore demands an immediate police probe into officers allegedly linked to Dadiyata’s 2019 abduction. El-Rufai denies state involvement but says the activist’s criticism targeted the Kano government. Rights groups insist on a transparent investigation as Dadiyata’s fate remains unknown. Human rights activist and...
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Tinubu to Visit Kebbi for Project Launches, Cultural Festival Appearance

KEY POINTS Tinubu will visit Kebbi for a one-day official trip to inaugurate projects executed by Governor Nasir Idris. He will also attend the 61st Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival as special guest. The festival is held at the UNESCO-recognised Matan Fada riverside,...

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Nigeria’s Capital Importation Surges 75% to $21 Billion in First Ten Months of 2025

KEY POINTS Nigeria’s capital importation soared to $21 billion in the first ten months...
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Aiteo Breaks New Ground in Libya as Benedict Peters Expands African Energy Footprint

KEY POINTS Aiteo has won a rare oil exploration license in Libya’s Murzuq Basin...
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UTM Offshore Targets 2026 Start for Nigeria FLNG Project

UTM Offshore says construction of the Nigeria FLNG project will start in 2026, unlocking offshore gas reserves with $5 billion in financing secured.
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Rainoil Chief Urges Nigeria Pipeline Infrastructure Revival

Rainoil’s Gabriel Ogbechie calls for Nigeria pipeline infrastructure revival and predictable pricing to support efficient fuel distribution and energy sector growth.
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UBA Unveils Aggregator Model to Expand RedPay Network

UBA launches Aggregator Sales Structure to scale RedPay POS and agency banking network, targeting stronger partnerships and broader financial inclusion.
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UAC of Nigeria Revenue Jumps After C.H.I. Acquisition

UAC of Nigeria earnings climbed in 2025 after its C.H.I. Limited acquisition lifted revenue, with underlying profit rising despite significant one-off costs.
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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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Lagos Assembly Budgets N55.4bn for Lawmakers’ Quarters, Complex Beautification in 2026

KEY POINTS Lagos Assembly plans to spend N55.4bn in 2026 on lawmakers’ quarters and...
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VAT Allocations to FG, States, LGAs Rise 26% to ₦7.73tn in 2025

KEY POINTS VAT allocations rose to ₦7.73 trillion in 2025, up 26.46% from ₦6.11...
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World Bank Says Nigeria Portfolio Tops $16bn as Global Operations Chief Begins Country Visit

KEY POINTS World Bank says its active development projects and lending in Nigeria now...
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Caverton Q4 Revenue Slides Sharply as Losses Narrow Slightly

KEY POINTS Caverton’s fourth-quarter revenue fell to 3.74 billion naira from 13.11 billion naira...
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May & Baker Returns to Profit as TY Danjuma Family Maintains Control

KEY POINTS May & Baker Nigeria Plc returned to profit in Q4 2025, recording...
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Sowore Demands Probe Into Dadiyata’s 2019 Abduction, Faults El-Rufai Over Silence

KEY POINTS Sowore demands an immediate police probe into officers allegedly linked to Dadiyata’s...
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Tinubu to Visit Kebbi for Project Launches, Cultural Festival Appearance

KEY POINTS Tinubu will visit Kebbi for a one-day official trip to inaugurate projects...
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Adeyanju Rejects El-Rufai Arrest Plot Claim

Deji Adeyanju dismisses El-Rufai arrest claim, saying airport incident was exaggerated and calling for lawful investigation instead of political drama.
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ADC, Atiku Clash Over INEC’s 2027 Election Date

ADC backs INEC 2027 election date of February 20, while Atiku urges reconsideration, citing Ramadan and participation concerns.

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