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Nigeria Moves To Curb Honorary Degree Abuse

Nigeria tightens oversight of honorary doctorate awards as the NUC exposes illegal institutions, cash-for-title deals, and violations of long-standing academic guidelines
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Dangote’s Net Worth Falls as Cement Shares Drop

Dangote’s wealth slips by $1.4 billion as cement shares fall, tightening his yearly gains despite aggressive expansion across multiple African markets.

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Bandits Kill Villagers, Burn JTF Camp in Niger Attacks

Niger bandit attacks killed villagers and burned a JTF camp; government vows stronger security measures.
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Enugu Ritualist Exposed After Girl Rescued From Sewage Pit

A native doctor in Enugu has been accused of burying people alive in a sewage pit used for ritual purposes.
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Tinubu Mid-Term Review: Progress Amid Criticism

Two years from his inauguration, President Tinubu says achievements in security and growth are clear, while opposition groups say he has delivered the worst results in democracy.
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Senate Approves ₦1.81 Trillion Budget to Tackle Security, Infrastructure in Nigeria’s Capital

KEY POINTS The Nigerian Senate approved a ₦1.81 trillion budget for the FCT in...
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From Oron to Ogbomosho: Herbal Healing Sees Quiet Revival in Post-COVID Nigeria

KEY POINTS Nigerians are increasingly turning to traditional herbal remedies amid post-pandemic disillusionment and...
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7 Times Youth Activism Changed Nigerian Politics

Youth activism has continually shaped Nigeria's political journey, demanding reforms and achieving impact across history
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IGP Egbetokun Commissions 50 High-Tech Vehicles for Police

IGP Kayode Egbetokun has equipped the EOD-CBRN unit with 50 new advanced vehicles to support the police and improve security across the country.
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From Soil to Screen: Nigerian Startups Drive Digital Farming Revolution Beyond Lagos

KEY POINTS Nigerian agritech startups are bringing advanced farming tools to rural communities, enabling...
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From Protest to Policy: How Youth-Led Climate Movements Are Shaping a Greener Niger Delta

KEY POINTS Young Nigerians in the Niger Delta are leading grassroots climate initiatives focused...
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Nigeria’s Urban Transport Makeover: Cities Turn to Sustainability to Tame Gridlock

KEY POINTS Nigerian cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt are adopting electric buses,...
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Court Sentences Ex-PDP Chair’s Son to 14 Years for Fraud

A Lagos court sentenced Mamman Ali and Christian Taylor to 14 years for N2.2 billion fuel subsidy fraud after a 13-year trial.
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U.S. Halts New Student Visa Interviews Amid Security Review

U.S. suspends new student visa interviews, affecting Nigerian applicants as social media vetting rules expand.
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Nigeria Moves To Curb Honorary Degree Abuse

Nigeria tightens oversight of honorary doctorate awards as the NUC exposes illegal institutions, cash-for-title deals, and violations of long-standing academic guidelines
Business

Dangote’s Net Worth Falls as Cement Shares Drop

Dangote’s wealth slips by $1.4 billion as cement shares fall, tightening his yearly gains despite aggressive expansion across multiple African markets.
Business

Leadway’s Full Takeover of PAL Pensions Wins Final Approval

Leadway completes its acquisition of PAL Pensions after regulatory approval, setting the stage for wider reach, stronger governance and enhanced pension services.
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ECOWAS Commission Warns Terrorism Threatens West Africa

ECOWAS Commission President Touray warns rising terrorism in West Africa threatens regional stability, urging coordinated action with UN and regional partners.

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