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Herdsmen Occupy 44 Farm Settlements in Enugu’s Eha-Amufu

KEY POINTS Armed herdsmen now control 44 farming settlements across five autonomous communities in Eha-Amufu, displacing thousands since 2020. Despite over 180 deaths and mass kidnappings, security forces and the Enugu State government have failed to restore order or investigate crimes. Residents accuse occupiers...
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President Tinubu Extends Immigration CG Kemi Nandap’s Tenure Till 2026

KEY POINTS President Tinubu extends Kemi Nandap’s tenure as NIS Comptroller-General to December 2026, citing her reforms in border security and migration management. Nandap, a 35-year veteran of the service, has prioritized digitization and regional collaboration since her appointment in 2024. The move underscores...

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Federal government launches AGORA project to cut greenhouse emissions

The AGORA project, launched to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promotes energy-efficient refrigeration and cooling technologies in Nigeria and Ghana
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Abaribe outlines what Peter Obi would have done differently

Senator Abaribe discusses Peter Obi’s leadership vision and the reforms that could have improved Nigeria’s future, focusing on key areas of change
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Child Labour in Agriculture, A Major Challenge in West Africa

‘Child labour has a devastating impact across West Africa and has prompted calls for action across various ECOWAS initiatives,’ says FG.
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Senate Intervenes as Govt’s N1.6tn Debt Plunges Egbin Power

Opposition forces the Senate to intervene with a ₦1.6tn debt owed to Egbin Power due to operational issues and grid fluctuations.
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Rowdy Session in Senate Over Tax Reform Bill

The Senate erupts in chaos over the controversial Tax Reform Bill, highlighting deep divisions among lawmakers.
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UK Launches Africa’s Largest Visa Application Centre in Lagos

UK inaugurates Africa’s largest Visa Application Centre in Lagos, enhancing visa access and strengthening ties with Nigeria.
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CUPP Criticizes Nigeria’s GDP Growth Rate Amid Economic Struggles

CUPP criticizes Nigeria's 3.46% GDP growth rate as detached from economic hardships like inflation, unemployment, and decaying infrastructure.
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Dangote Cement Summoned by Ogun Assembly over Environmental Violations

Dangote Cement Ibese Faces Ogun Assembly Questions on Environmental Violation, Operational Duties Failure.
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Kano Revenue Agency Seals Max Air Over Unpaid N190 Million Tax Debt

Kano Revenue Service seals Max Air’s headquarters over N190 million($0.11 million) tax debt, after failed negotiations for payment.
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Nigeria Targets FATF Grey List Exit by 2025

Nigeria aims to exit FATF grey list by 2025, with reforms to strengthen anti-money laundering, protect remittances, and restore financial trust
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To Quell Inflation, CBN Increases Interest Rate to 27.5 Percent

CBN hikes interest rate to 27.5% to rein in inflation fuelled by energy costs, fiscal deficits.
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Stolen Vehicles Worth ₦1.8bn Returned to Canada by Nigeria Customs

NCS recovers ₦1.8bn of stolen cars from Canada, tackling smuggling networks.
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Herdsmen Occupy 44 Farm Settlements in Enugu’s Eha-Amufu

KEY POINTS Armed herdsmen now control 44 farming settlements across five autonomous communities in...
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President Tinubu Extends Immigration CG Kemi Nandap’s Tenure Till 2026

KEY POINTS President Tinubu extends Kemi Nandap’s tenure as NIS Comptroller-General to December 2026,...
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Project Diversion: Amosun Accuses Ogun Senator Adeola

Amosun accuses Ogun Senator Adeola of misrepresenting project funding for the Ake Pavilion, with Adeola’s camp explaining the budgetary context and denying any diversion.
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Okpebholo Visits Kano Families of Victims Killed in Edo Attack

Governor Okpebholo visits Kano victims' families, assures justice after the Uromi killings

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