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Five Killed in Ogun Car Racing Bet Accident

A N30,000 car racing bet in Ogun turned tragic, leaving five people dead, including bystanders, and prompting renewed concerns over illegal street races
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Nigeria Reports 156 Lassa Fever Deaths in 2025

Lassa fever deaths reach 156 in Nigeria this year, with health officials warning of rising cases and intensified containment efforts.

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Over 31,000 Lagos Students Fail 2024 WASSCE Despite Funding

Despite ₦1.5bn funding, over 31,000 Lagos public school students failed the 2024 WASSCE, raising deep concerns about education quality
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GTCO Appoints Barau as Chairman, Declares N8.03 Dividend

GTCO appointed Suleiman Barau as chairman and declared N8.03 dividend after record profits and a successful N209 billion capital raise
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Court Approves EFCC Arrests in $1Billion CBEX Fraud

A Federal High Court has approved the EFCC’s request to arrest and detain six Crypto Bridge Exchange staff over an alleged $1 billion crypto fraud.
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Child Trafficking Escalates in Niger’s IDP Camps, Lawmaker Warns

Niger's speaker exposes child trafficking in IDP camps, urging action against unlicensed orphanages exploiting vulnerable children.
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Forensic Audit Set for NNPCL, Says Finance Minister Edun

Finance Minister Wale Edun announces a forensic audit of NNPCL, aligning with reforms aimed at boosting investor confidence and economic growth.
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Catholic Priest Abducted in Kaduna Amid Ongoing Bandit Violence

KEY POINTS Reverend Father Ibrahim Amos of the Kafanchan Diocese was abducted from his...
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Rivers Crisis Deepens as Sole Administrator Ibas Snubs Emergency Rule Hearing

KEY POINTS Ibok-Ete Ibas, sole administrator of Rivers State, failed to appear for a...
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Rivers, Benue, Akwa Ibom Record Highest HIV Cases in Nigeria

Rivers, Benue, and Akwa Ibom report the highest HIV cases in Nigeria, according to NACA's latest data. Urgent need for more testing.
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Nigeria Plans to Tackle Falling Oil Prices, Budget Shortfalls

Nigeria’s Finance Minister reveals the government’s plans to address oil price drops and budget shortfalls through fiscal discipline and economic diversification.
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Sanwo-Olu’s Health Vision Gains Momentum

The Ilera Eko scheme in Lagos has hit one million enrollees, with expanded benefits for public servants, reinforcing the state’s commitment to Universal Health Coverage.
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Tinubu Urges Global Action On Climate Change

President Tinubu asks world leaders to take immediate action regarding climate change where he emphasizes Nigeria's dedication to sustainable energy transformation together with environmentally friendly investment.
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Nigerian Poet Becomes First African to Win Haiku Contest

Ibrahim Nureni becomes the first African to win the Maya Haiku Contest, making history for Nigeria and Africa
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Five Killed in Ogun Car Racing Bet Accident

A N30,000 car racing bet in Ogun turned tragic, leaving five people dead, including bystanders, and prompting renewed concerns over illegal street races
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Nigeria Reports 156 Lassa Fever Deaths in 2025

Lassa fever deaths reach 156 in Nigeria this year, with health officials warning of rising cases and intensified containment efforts.
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Nigeria Police Probe KWAM 1 Over Airport Incident

Police are investigating KWAM 1 over an Abuja airport incident that led to his no-fly ban and airline crew suspensions.
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Zamfara Lawmakers Urge Federal Takeover of Security

Zamfara security crisis deepens as lawmakers urge federal takeover, accusing Governor Dauda Lawal of negligence while rural communities face relentless bandit attacks.

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