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Bandits Abduct 40 Worshippers in Zamfara Mosque

The Zamfara mosque attack saw 40 worshippers abducted during dawn prayers, highlighting fragile peace efforts and worsening insecurity in northwest Nigeria
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Governor Uzodimma to Launch Book on APC’s Decade in Power

Governor Hope Uzodimma to present his book A Decade of Impactful Progressive Governance in Nigeria, assessing the APC decade in power since 2015.

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Temi Otedola Sparks Debate, Drops Father’s Name, Now Ajibade

Temi Otedola’s surname change after her marriage to Mr. Eazi has stirred a nationwide debate on feminism, culture, and personal identity
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Unilorin Hosts First Student-Led Neurosurgery Conference

UNILORIN hosts Nigeria’s first student-led neurosurgery conference with 2,000 participants focusing on brain health challenges, training, and innovation.
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Canoe Paddlers Find New Livelihood in Flooded Maiduguri

Maiduguri’s seasonal floods spark canoe paddling as a new urban trade, turning hardship into economic survival for residents and young entrepreneurs.
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APC Ministers’ Warnings Expose Fear of Jonathan, Obi in 2027

APC fear of Jonathan and Obi surfaces as Keyamo and Wike warn PDP not to field them in the 2027 elections.
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NAFDAC Seals Illegal Factories, Arrests Chemical Producer in Abuja

NAFDAC arrests chemical producer and seals illegal water and rice factories in Abuja amid safety crackdown.
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WAEC Sets Strict Computer-Based Exam Standards for Schools

WAEC sets strict CBT requirements, mandating 250 laptops, CCTV, power backup, and ICT facilities for schools hosting digital exams
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Opposition Grows Against Federal Government’s 5% Fuel Tax

Nigerians reject 5 percent fuel tax, warning it will raise prices, worsen inflation, and deepen economic hardship.
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Nigerian Education Loan Fund Moves Headquarters to Abuja

NELFUND relocation to Abuja marks a new milestone as the agency pledges uninterrupted services and expanded student loan access nationwide
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Colombian Player Suspended After Striking Female Referee

A Colombian footballer slapped a female referee after receiving a red card, sparking outrage and calls for stronger protections.
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Unions Alarmed Over Rise of Slave-Like Factory Conditions

Nigerian unions warn of rising slave-like factory labour as casual jobs replace decent work, urging stronger protections for workers’ rights.
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US Pledges $32.5 Million to Boost Nigeria’s Food Security

The US has pledged $32.5 million to support food security in Nigeria, aiming to combat hunger and strengthen resilience amid rising costs.
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Dangote Refinery Sends First Gasoline Cargo to U.S.

Dangote refinery first gasoline cargo to U.S. marks Nigeria’s debut as a direct fuel exporter across the Atlantic.
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Bandits Abduct 40 Worshippers in Zamfara Mosque

The Zamfara mosque attack saw 40 worshippers abducted during dawn prayers, highlighting fragile peace efforts and worsening insecurity in northwest Nigeria
Politics

Governor Uzodimma to Launch Book on APC’s Decade in Power

Governor Hope Uzodimma to present his book A Decade of Impactful Progressive Governance in Nigeria, assessing the APC decade in power since 2015.
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Plateau to Recruit 1,000 Youths for Security Program

Plateau State will recruit 1,000 youths into Operation Rainbow to combat insecurity while tackling unemployment in vulnerable communities.
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How Petrol Station Attendants Cheat Nigerians with Pump Manipulation

Pump attendants cheat petrol buyers across Nigeria, shortchanging motorists as regulators lack staff to monitor stations.

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