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Cross River recorded its first recent case of COVID-19 involving a foreign worker.
The patient is stable, while authorities have activated emergency response and contact tracing.
Residents are urged to follow health guidelines to prevent further spread.
The Cross River State Ministry of...
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The Court of Appeal upheld a ruling recognising Nenadi Usman as Labour Party chair and dismissed Julius Abure’s appeal.
Abure rejected the judgement, insisting his tenure remains valid and calling the caretaker committee
He has vowed to take the case to the...
Unicross has postponed its 24th matriculation ceremony indefinitely due to student protests over high gown fees and rising school charges, compounded by staff union actions.
JAMB says students already in universities may register for the 2026 UTME, provided they disclose their matriculation status and comply with admission regulations.
Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters will court-martial 16 officers after an internal probe found cases to answer, including allegations linked to coup plotting.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has upgraded major fintechs to national licenses, formalising nationwide operations and imposing higher capital and compliance standards.
Anambra State shut Onitsha Main Market for one week after traders defied the Monday sit-at-home order, escalating efforts to restore normal economic activity.
NNPC confirmed hydrocarbons at Chevron Nigeria’s Awodi-07 well, calling the offshore Niger Delta discovery a milestone for their joint venture and Nigeria’s energy strategy.
Customs Service said revenue reached N7.28 trillion in 2025, exceeding targets as reforms, digitalisation and stronger compliance lifted non-oil government income.