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INEC Announces Date for Presidential Election in 2027

KEY POINTS INEC scheduled presidential and National Assembly elections for February 20, 2027. Governorship and State Assembly polls will take place on March 6, 2027. The timetable was announced even as Electoral Act amendments remain under consideration by lawmakers. The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC,...
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Makinde Crowns 14 Oyo Chiefs as Obas in Major Traditional Leadership Elevation

KEY POINTS Governor Makinde elevated 14 Oyo chiefs and Baales to crown-wearing Obas to strengthen traditional institutions. The government says traditional rulers remain crucial partners in grassroots development, unity, and security. Officials described the mass coronation as historic, symbolising cultural continuity and renewed...

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Gospel Film Star Moses Korede Are, ‘Baba Gbenro,’ Laid to Rest

Gospel film star Moses Korede Are, widely known as Baba Gbenro, was laid to rest as fans and colleagues honored his legacy in Christian films
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JAMB Postpones UTME 2025 Registration to February 3

JAMB delays UTME 2025 registration to February 3 for system review.
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The Dark Side of Social Media Fame in Nigeria

Social media fame in Nigeria presents challenges including psychological stress, privacy invasion, and ethical dilemmas, impacting individuals and society.
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Diaspora Remittances Surge 79 Percent To $4.18billion– Cardoso

CBN reports diaspora remittances up 79 Percent to $4.18bn in 9M’24.
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Obi Rejects Akande’s #EndSARS Claims as Historical Distortion

Through his interview Obi dismisses Akande's #EndSARS description by labeling it distorting history.
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Pro-Government Group to Counter NLC’s Telecom Tariff Protest

The NCWGG launches a campaign to counter NLC’s anti-tariff protest while supporting the position of NCC.
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Why Nigerian SMEs Are Struggling to Get Loans

Nigerian SMEs face challenges securing loans due to high collateral demands, interest rates, and limited financial records, restricting business expansion.
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Why Vigilante Groups Are Becoming More Popular in Nigeria

The increasing prominence of vigilante groups in Nigeria is driven by escalating security challenges, perceived inadequacies in formal law enforcement, and deep-rooted socio-political dynamics.
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5 Podcasters Changing the Narrative on Social Issues

These five Nigerian podcasters are changing the narrative on social issues by challenging gender roles, tackling mental health stigma, and inspiring social change
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5 Ways Nigeria Can Strengthen Its Anti-Corruption Fight

Nigeria can strengthen its anti-corruption fight through institutional reforms, legal enforcement, public education, and technology-driven accountability.
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NLC Plans Nationwide Protest Against Telecom Tariff Hike

NLC engages in extensive national protests because of the 50% rise in telecom tariffs.
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EFCC Arrests the Former NHIS Chief Executive For Fraud

The EFCC apprehended the ex-NHIS executive due to fraud allegations combined with his practice of giving contracts to members of his family.
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INEC Announces Date for Presidential Election in 2027

KEY POINTS INEC scheduled presidential and National Assembly elections for February 20, 2027. Governorship...
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Makinde Crowns 14 Oyo Chiefs as Obas in Major Traditional Leadership Elevation

KEY POINTS Governor Makinde elevated 14 Oyo chiefs and Baales to crown-wearing Obas...
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Conoil Profit Slumps 77 Percent as Finance Costs Surge

Conoil profit slump sees 77 percent drop in earnings as higher borrowing costs and weaker fuel sales squeeze margins in Nigeria’s retail fuel market.
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Otedola Applauds Dangote Refinery at Full Capacity

Femi Otedola hails Dangote Refinery full capacity milestone, saying 650,000 bpd output could transform Nigeria’s fuel supply and forex stability.

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