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World Bank Moves to Revitalize 58 Nasarawa PHCs with IMPACT

IMPACT combats malnutrition and improves healthcare access and training at 58 PHCs in Nasarawa.
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US to Return $53 Million in Seized Assets from Ex-Nigerian Oil Minister

US to return $53 million in seized assets from ex-Nigerian oil minister to fund development and security initiatives.

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Nigerian Youth Will Propel Nation to Global Prosperity, Says President Tinubu

President Tinubu praises Nigerian youth for their innovation, emphasizing their role in driving digital growth and national prosperity.
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Over 50 Nigerian Firms Shut Down Amid Economic Turmoil

Nigeria's manufacturing sector faces a severe crisis as over 50 firms shut down, leading to massive job losses. Industry leaders urge government intervention to prevent further economic decline.
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Protest Leader Deji Adeyanju Secures Release of 26 Protesters and Journalists

Deji Adeyanju secures the release of 26 detained protesters and journalists after nationwide protests, urging the release of all others still held.
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Barbican Capital Sues First Bank Over Alleged Shareholding

Barbican Capital Limited files a lawsuit against First Bank of Nigeria, accusing the bank of misrepresenting its shareholding, causing financial and reputational damage.
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Stop the Handouts: Why Nigeria Needs Real Economic Solutions, Not Quick Fixes

Nigeria's reliance on short-term handouts is hurting its future. Real economic reforms are needed to empower the nation.
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Nigeria’s Financial Crisis Deepens as Foreign, Local Customers Default on Electricity Debt

Nigeria faces deeper financial troubles as international and domestic customers fail to pay millions in overdue electricity bills.
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 NYSC Debunks Rumors of N70,000 Minimum Wage for Corps Members

The NYSC has denied rumors of a N70,000 minimum wage for corps members, advising them to ignore misinformation and rely on official updates.
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Plateau State Government Eases Curfew in Jos-Bukuru After Violent Protests

Plateau State has relaxed the curfew in Jos-Bukuru, allowing movement from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. as the situation stabilizes.
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Governors’ FX Subsidy Cash Fails to Ease Public Hardship

The anticipated FX subsidy cash windfall to state governors in Nigeria has failed to alleviate economic hardships, sparking concerns over governance and transparency.
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Police Raid Targeted Foreign Crime Suspect, Not NLC Office

The Nigerian Police Force has clarified that the operation at the NLC Secretariat targeted a foreign crime suspect, not the labor union, emphasizing a lawful and focused action.
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Antibiotic Prices Triple in Nigeria After GSK’s Exit

Following GSK’s exit from Nigeria, antibiotic prices have tripled, making healthcare unaffordable for many and raising public health concerns.
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Nigeria Increases Power Generation by 25% in 12 Months

Nigeria boosts power generation by 25% in a year, targeting 6,000 megawatts by December.
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World Bank Moves to Revitalize 58 Nasarawa PHCs with IMPACT

IMPACT combats malnutrition and improves healthcare access and training at 58 PHCs in Nasarawa.
Politics

US to Return $53 Million in Seized Assets from Ex-Nigerian Oil Minister

US to return $53 million in seized assets from ex-Nigerian oil minister to fund development and security initiatives.
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CBN Launches Specialized Accounts to Help Nigerians in Diaspora

The diaspora investments are encouraged as CBN launches its NRNOA and NRNIA accounts.
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Reforms May Bring Hardship, but Offer Hope Ahead, Says Senator Kalu

Senator Orji Uzor Kalu reassures Nigerians that reforms, though tough, will lead to better days and improved governance under the APC.

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