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UNIMAID Graduates Over 20,000 Students

UNIMAID celebrates a major graduation milestone as more than 20,000 students complete academic programs supported by significant federal and state interventions
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UN: Terror and Banditry Push Millions in Northern Nigeria Toward Famine

The UN reports a surge in hunger across northern Nigeria as renewed attacks, mass abductions and funding cuts push thousands toward catastrophic, famine level conditions.

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From Hashtags to Harvest: How Gen Z is Rewriting Agriculture’s Future on TikTok

KEY POINTS Gen Z farmers are using TikTok to showcase the unvarnished realities, technological...
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Ex-Minister: Abiola’s 1993 Win Fueled by Anti-Military Sentiment

Former Minister Waziri says Nigerians voted Abiola in 1993 to remove the military, not because he was their preferred candidate.
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Wabara Slams Tinubu’s Revival Claims Amid Economic Hardship

Wabara rejects Tinubu’s economic revival claims, saying hardship, inflation, and hunger prove otherwise.
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Tinubu’s Economic Reforms Under Fire as Labour Slams Scorecard

Labour unions say Tinubu’s economic reforms have worsened hardship, citing inflation, insecurity, and failed promises after two years in office.
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Pregnant Women Receive Free Maternal Care Through MamaBase

The MRHC’s maternal health effort has provided antenatal and emergency care to 7,883 women from 12 LGAs in Lagos, resulting in a very high survival rate for children and a big decrease in maternal deaths.
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Why We Established New University – Benue Governor Alia

Governor Hyacinth Alia has announced that the University of Agriculture, Science and Technology in Benue will train young people to support improved food security and development at the local level.
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WAEC Apologizes After Students Sit for WASSCE Under Flashlights at 10pm

KEY POINTS WAEC apologized after students in Taraba wrote a WASSCE paper at 10pm...
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The Silent Billion-Dollar Hustle: How Nigerian Market Women Sustain Africa’s Food Security

KEY POINTS Nigeria’s 15 million market women move 70% of the nation’s food, generating...
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The Whispering Wells and Gravity Hills: Nigeria’s Ten Towns of Untold Oddities

KEY POINTS Gravity hills, harmonic wells, and thermally segregated springs challenge conventional physics, blending...
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5 Life Lessons You Won’t Learn In A Nigerian Classroom

KEY POINTS Emotional intelligence is a key life skill missing from Nigerian education.  Financial...
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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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UNIMAID Graduates Over 20,000 Students

UNIMAID celebrates a major graduation milestone as more than 20,000 students complete academic programs supported by significant federal and state interventions
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UN: Terror and Banditry Push Millions in Northern Nigeria Toward Famine

The UN reports a surge in hunger across northern Nigeria as renewed attacks, mass abductions and funding cuts push thousands toward catastrophic, famine level conditions.
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Governors Race To Contain Worsening Kidnappings As Schools Shut Across Northern States

Governors across the North and South West prepare new security plans as school closures, kidnapping cases and rising attacks force states to review protection measures.
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US Presses Nigeria for Action as Hundreds of Schoolchildren Remain Missing

The US will share intelligence and deepen security cooperation with Nigeria after the Kebbi and Niger school abductions, as hundreds of children remain missing today.

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