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Aliko Dangote to Seal $1 Billion Industrial Deal in Zimbabwe

Aliko Dangote eyes a $1 billion project in Zimbabwe covering cement, coal, and power to drive industrial growth.

Southeast Nigeria Gripped by Violence as Amnesty Counts 1,800 Dead

Amnesty International reports over 1,800 deaths in southeast Nigeria, blaming both separatists and security forces for widespread violence.

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NNPC Signs 10-Year Deal to Fuel Dangote Refinery with 100 MSCF of Gas Daily

NNPC Gas Marketing Ltd. has entered a historic gas supply agreement with Dangote Refinery, marking a major step in Nigeria’s industrial and energy sector

Waiver Considered By OAU To Support Extra Years Students

Extra-year students get academic challenges and OAU explores waivers.

Nigerian Railway Expands Abuja-Kaduna Train Services

Nigerian Railway Corporation expands weekday trips on the Abuja-Kaduna route, boosting services to meet rising commuter demand.

How Currency Devaluation Impacts Nigerians’ Everyday Lives

Currency devaluation impacts Nigerians through rising prices, reduced purchasing power, and economic challenges for businesses across Nigeria

ASUU Raises Alarm Over Plot to Destabilize Nigeria’s Public Universities

ASUU President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, accused foreign entities of intensifying efforts to erode the country’s public education framework.

CBN: Business Confidence in Nigerian Economy Drops 3.2 Points

According to its CBN survey, business confidence was down 3.2 points, with businesses expecting naira depreciation.

Police open first explosives training school in Borno

Borno State police have launched the region’s first EOD training school, providing officers with skills to counter explosive threats, backed by UN and regional support.

Nigeria Reports 1,035 Lassa Fever and 380 Meningitis Cases — NCDC

Nigeria reports a rise in Lassa fever and meningitis cases, with health authorities calling for increased vaccinations to curb outbreaks

JUST IN: Monday Okpebholo Sworn In as New Edo State Governor

Monday Okpebholo, a serving senator, is sworn in as Edo State governor in a grand ceremony attended by Vice President Shettima and dignitaries

Impact of Nigeria’s Growing Tech Industry on the Economy

Nigeria’s tech industry drives economic growth, job creation, and foreign investment, advancing the nation’s shift from oil dependence.

Rivers Varsity Accuses Police of Enabling Land Grab

The University of the Nation calls for action, alleging police complicity in land-grabbing that threatens campus safety and integrity

Protest as Patients Suffer 17-Day Power Calamity in UCH, Ibadan

Angry protesters took to the University College Hospital, Ibadan today over the 17 power blacks that have affected surgeries and patient treatment.

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Aliko Dangote to Seal $1 Billion Industrial Deal in Zimbabwe

Aliko Dangote eyes a $1 billion project in Zimbabwe covering cement, coal, and power to drive industrial growth.

Southeast Nigeria Gripped by Violence as Amnesty Counts 1,800 Dead

Amnesty International reports over 1,800 deaths in southeast Nigeria, blaming both separatists and security forces for widespread violence.

Dickson, Amaechi Raise Alarm Over Election Fraud Ahead of 2027

Dickson and Amaechi warn election rigging is a coup against democracy, urging stronger reforms before Nigeria’s 2027 elections.

Nwoko, Daniels Clash Publicly as Marriage Frays

A once-glamorous marriage collapses into a public feud as Regina Daniels and Senator Nwoko trade accusations, denials and emotional appeals.