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Eight Feared Dead After Terrorists Bomb Bridge in Niger State

KEY POINTS Eight people feared dead after a vehicle hit an IED planted by terrorists in Borgu, Niger State. The explosion also destroyed a key bridge linking Luma, Babana, and Agwara communities, disrupting trade routes. Police launched clearance operations as local leaders link attackers...

Ganduje’s Ex-aide Salihu Yakasai Defects from APC to ADC

KEY POINTS Salihu Yakasai, former aide to Abdullahi Ganduje, has defected from APC to ADC after resigning from the ruling party. He described the move as a new political direction following consultations with family and associates. Yakasai previously criticised APC’s handling of insecurity and...

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Dangote refinery supplies 92 percent of Nigeria’s petrol in February

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MTN lifts dividend 45 percent after Nigeria, Ghana profit rebound

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Dangote seals gas deal with China’s GCL for Ethiopia plant

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Taiwo Afolabi ties SIFAX to Nigerian Navy on maritime security

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BUA Cement drives N649 billion surge on Nigerian Exchange

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Nigerian Breweries, Guinness Raise Product Prices as Rising Costs Bite

KEY POINTS Nigerian Breweries Plc and Guinness Nigeria have announced price increases on selected...

Signature Bank hits ₦52 billion, clears CBN recapitalisation bar

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Eight Feared Dead After Terrorists Bomb Bridge in Niger State

KEY POINTS Eight people feared dead after a vehicle hit an IED planted by...

Ganduje’s Ex-aide Salihu Yakasai Defects from APC to ADC

KEY POINTS Salihu Yakasai, former aide to Abdullahi Ganduje, has defected from APC to...

IED Explosion Kills Several Passengers Near Woro Community in Kwara

KEY POINTS Several people were killed after a vehicle drove over an IED in...

Dangote warns Middle East war could push Africa into work-from-home crisis

Aliko Dangote says an unresolved Middle East crisis could force African countries back into COVID-era work-from-home arrangements.