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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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Labour Party Chairmen Rally Behind Abure Amid Allegations

Labour Party state chairmen show solidarity with Julius Abure, seek clarity through forensic audit amidst financial accusations.
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GYSAPEO Pushes for Agricultural Investment, Targets 10 Million Youths

GYSAPEO advocates for increased agricultural investment by the Nigerian government to counteract food price hikes, aiming to support 10 million youths.
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Labour Party Leader Faces Internal Revolt Amid Crisis

The Labour Party (LP), one of Nigeria's main opposition parties, is embroiled in a...
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AEDC to Cut Power to Presidential Villa Over Unpaid Bills

AEDC announces plans to disconnect electricity to the Presidential Villa and 86 MDAs in Abuja over N47.195 billion in outstanding debts, signaling a looming power struggle.
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Nigeria Customs Seizes 15 Trucks in Sokoto Amid Crackdown on Food Smuggling

Nigeria steps up action against food smuggling with truck seizures in Sokoto, as government efforts to stabilize prices intensify nationwide.
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Presidency Slams Atiku’s Naira Floatation Plan

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has been criticized by the presidency for his proposal...
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Abuja Tech Village: Squatters Face Eviction Threat

The Nigerian government has ordered illegal occupants of a planned technology hub to leave...
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Tinubu, Lula da Silva Forge Stronger Nigeria-Brazil Ties in Ethiopia

Nigeria and Brazil's presidents pledge to enhance bilateral relations, emphasizing economic partnerships and the need for direct air connectivity.
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Court Orders FG to Crack Down on Journalist Attacks

In a landmark ruling, a Federal High Court mandates government action against perpetrators of violence on journalists, setting a precedent for media safety.
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AfDB Alerts on Civil Unrest Risk Due to Soaring Prices in Nigeria

The African Development Bank warns of potential social unrest in Nigeria and other African nations amid escalating food and fuel prices.
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Akpabio: Government Unsure of Specific Charges for Emefiele

Senate President Godswill Akpabio highlights Nigeria's struggle with past economic policies and the government's indecision on charges against former CBN Governor Emefiele, calling for national patience.
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South-East Igbo Leaders Laud Tinubu Amid Economic Crisis

Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu is facing growing discontent and anger from citizens who are...
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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.