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Mo Abudu to open UK’s first cinema hub for African and Black films

Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu will open EbonyLife Place London in October, describing it as the UK's first cinema hub for African and Black films.
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Opposition parties begin talks on single candidate for 2027

Six opposition parties under the G-100 platform will meet in Abuja on August 18 to explore fielding a single candidate for Nigeria's 2027 general elections.

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Rising Iron Rod Costs Push Engineers Towards Building with Bamboo

Facing rising construction costs, Nigerians innovate with bamboo as a cost-effective alternative to iron rods, showcasing resilience and adaptability in the building industry.
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EFCC’s Political Entanglement Risks Undermining Anti-Corruption Drive

Civil societies and lawyers urge EFCC to avoid political bias and focus on unbiased anti-corruption efforts under President Tinubu’s administration, highlighting concerns over the Yahaya Bello case.
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Tinubu Orders Crackdown on Soldier Killers

  In a resolute response to a violent ambush that took the lives of Nigerian...
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Nigeria Battles Soaring Food Prices, Experts Warn Against Price Controls

Amidst Nigeria's alarming food inflation, experts caution against price controls, advocating for strategies to enhance supply and stabilize the economy sustainably.
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Aisha Yesufu’s Secret Past – Husband Spills on Her Shy Beginnings

At a recent Abuja symposium, Aliu Yesufu shared the inspiring journey of his wife, Aisha Yesufu, from a shy student to a leading activist and public figure.
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FG Pushes for Nationwide Safe School Response Centers After Kidnappings

Nigeria's federal government is urging state governors to establish Safe School Response Coordination Centers...
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Nigeria’s Refinery Revival: Port Harcourt Leads the Charge

Nigeria's refinery rehabilitation promises self-sufficiency, with Port Harcourt set to deliver refined petroleum in weeks, and Warri and Kaduna refineries gearing up.
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Internet Outage Hits Nigeria, South Africa Over Cable Damage

Undersea cable damage disrupts internet for banks and telecoms in Nigeria and South Africa, sparking widespread outages and connectivity challenges.
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ECOWAS Court Grapples with Enforcement of Judgments

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court of Justice faces a significant...
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ChatGPT 4 Review: A Smarter AI Chatbot, but It'll Cost You The longer your cash...
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Oil Theft – NNPC Battles 9,000 Pipeline Infractions

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation reports a staggering 9,000 pipeline infractions in a year, spotlighting the dire battle against rampant oil theft.
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Senate Faces Intense Scrutiny Amid Budget Padding Scandal

Nigeria – The Nigerian Senate finds itself under intense scrutiny following revelations of a...
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Mo Abudu to open UK’s first cinema hub for African and Black films

Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu will open EbonyLife Place London in October, describing it as the UK's first cinema hub for African and Black films.
Politics

Opposition parties begin talks on single candidate for 2027

Six opposition parties under the G-100 platform will meet in Abuja on August 18 to explore fielding a single candidate for Nigeria's 2027 general elections.
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Visa processing shift won’t affect Abuja embassy operations, US says

The US Mission in Nigeria says moving routine visa processing from Abuja to a Lagos hub will not affect the Abuja embassy or valid visas.
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Visa applications from Nigerians to South Africa double despite xenophobia, envoy says

Visa applications from Nigerians to South Africa have almost doubled in recent months despite xenophobic attacks, the country's consul-general in Nigeria says.