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Nine Rescued, Five Revived in Lagos High-Rise Fire

Nine rescued and five revived after a Lagos high-rise fire, sparking new safety concerns in Nigeria’s bustling commercial capital.
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Nigerian Sentenced in $6 Million U.S. Fraud Case

Nigerian Ehis Akhimie sentenced to more than eight years in U.S. prison over $6 million inheritance fraud targeting elderly victims

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Behind the Marble Floors: The Hidden Exploitation Fueling Abuja’s Luxury Real Estate Boom

KEY POINTS Abuja’s luxury real estate boom relies on exploited labor, with underpaid migrant...
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The ‘Japa’ Alternative: 5 High-Demand Remote Jobs Helping Nigerians Earn in Dollars Without Leaving Home

KEY POINTS Remote work offers Nigerians a viable alternative to emigration, with roles in...
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FG Turns Back Eight Foreigners Without Valid Visas, Warns Airlines

Eight foreigners without valid visas were turned back by Nigerian authorities last week and the immigration service warned airlines to follow its rules.
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Nigerian Tech CEO Busted for Child Exploitation via Telegram

Nigerian tech CEO busted for child exploitation via Telegram group, says NSCDC and FIJ investigation.
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JAMB Releases 2025 UTME Resit Results, Warns Against Exam Malpractice

KEY POINTS JAMB has released the 2025 UTME resit results for over 336,000 candidates,...
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The Gospel and Governance: Pentecostal Influence on Nigeria’s Political Landscape Grows

KEY POINTS Pentecostal culture is increasingly influencing Nigerian politics through endorsements, political messaging, and...
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The Rent is Due: Surviving Urban Poverty in Nigeria’s Flashiest Cities

KEY POINTS Urban poverty in Nigeria’s flashy cities worsens with soaring rent and stagnant...
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FCTA Takeover Revoked Properties Over Ground Rent Default

The FCTA will restore control of 4,794 properties in Abuja beginning Monday because the rents have not been paid for a long time.
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Nigeria Warns Airlines: No Entry Without Visa

Nigeria’s Federal Government has instructed airlines to avoid accepting passengers with invalid visas and warns that anyone found violating the rules may be punished.
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Growing Up in the Shadow of the Stall: The Unseen Curriculum of Nigerian Traders’ Children

KEY POINTS Daily exposure to inventory management, customer service, and financial literacy turns market...
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10 Silent Rules Every Lagos Bus Commuter Lives By

KEY POINTS Lagos bus commuters follow a unique set of unspoken rules critical to...
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5 Memorable Moments in Nigerian Olympic History

Explore five unforgettable moments that shaped Nigeria’s Olympic history and inspired millions across the country
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Nine Rescued, Five Revived in Lagos High-Rise Fire

Nine rescued and five revived after a Lagos high-rise fire, sparking new safety concerns in Nigeria’s bustling commercial capital.
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Nigerian Sentenced in $6 Million U.S. Fraud Case

Nigerian Ehis Akhimie sentenced to more than eight years in U.S. prison over $6 million inheritance fraud targeting elderly victims
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Bandits Abduct 40 Worshippers in Zamfara Mosque Attack

Bandits kidnapped 40 worshippers during prayers in Zamfara, exposing collapse of peace deals in the troubled North-West region.
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Dangote Says Refinery Ends Nigeria’s 50-Year Fuel Queues

Dangote refinery marks one year of petrol production, easing Nigeria’s 50-year fuel queues, cutting pump prices, creating jobs, and boosting industrialisation efforts.

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