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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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Nigeria’s 2025 Budget: Lowest in Seven Years

Nigeria’s 2025 budget, despite being a record high in naira terms, is the lowest in dollar value since 2018 due to devaluation impacts
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Flood Crisis: Govts Extends Resumption Date For Bayelsa Schools Underwater

Reopening of Bayelsa schools delayed by flooding as government shifts resumption to Nov 25.
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Dangote Seeks Billions to Secure Crude Supply for Mega Refinery

Dangote’s mega refinery aims to reduce Nigeria’s fuel imports, but securing crude supply and overcoming financial challenges remain critical hurdles.
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New Lab Launched To Empower Nigeria’s MSMEs

Nigerian MSMEs get mentorship and tools to scale businesses with new SSE Lab in Lagos.
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Tech Fair 4.0 To Unveil AI And Cybersecurity Focus At Zenith Bank

Zenith Tech Fair 4.0 brings innovations in AI, cybersecurity, and finance with global tech experts and a startup pitch competition.
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Nigeria Spends $3.5bn on Debt Servicing Despite Ongoing Reforms

Nigeria's external debt servicing surged 39.77% in the first nine months of 2024, as reforms aimed at curbing borrowing failed to ease costs
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The Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on Nigeria’s Food Prices

Russia-Ukraine war disrupts Nigeria’s food imports, driving inflation and exposing the fragility of its agricultural dependence.
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Flour Mills Shares Soar Amid Buyback Approval

Flour Mills of Nigeria's shares hit a seven-day high following shareholder approval of a buyback plan, boosting investor confidence.
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Billionaire Indimi Daughters Battle $435 million Dividend Dispute

Billionaire Mohammed Indimi's daughters sue over claims of being misled into signing away stakes in $435 Million dividend dispute.
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The Importance of Peaceful Power Transitions in Mozambique’s Democracy

Peaceful power transitions in Mozambique promote unity, stability, and economic growth, ensuring a brighter future for all citizens.
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Mental Health Awareness and Stigma in Nigeria

Nigeria’s mental health crisis affects millions, with stigma and limited resources as major barriers. Advocacy, funding, and reforms are urgently needed.
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Dangote vs. Pinnacle: The Monopoly of Fuel Supply Causes Debate

Dangote vs. Pinnacle: The scarcity of fuel supply and monopoly in Nigerian market.
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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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