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Bode George Dismisses Fears Over PDP Defections

KEY POINTS Bode George insisted that recent defections from the PDP to the APC, including major Delta State figures, are not a fatal blow to the party. He described the mass defections as temporary political shifts common in Nigeria’s dynamic political landscape. George reaffirmed...
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Akpabio Leads Nigerian Delegation to Vatican for Pope Francis’ Funeral

KEY POINTS Senate President Godswill Akpabio will lead a five-member Nigerian delegation to the Vatican for Pope Francis' funeral, delivering President Tinubu’s letter of condolence. The delegation includes prominent diplomats and Catholic leaders, highlighting Nigeria’s deep ties with the global Catholic community. President Tinubu...

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Senate Warns MDAs: No 2025 Funds Without Accountability

The Senate warns MDAs to account for 2024 funds or risk zero allocations in the 2025 budget amid financial accountability concerns
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Festus Keyamo to Launch Abia Airport Construction Next Week

Festus Keyamo will join Governor Otti to flag off the Abia airport construction, boosting the state's aviation and infrastructure development.
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Nigeria’s GDP Plummets, $1 Trillion Economy at Risk

Nigeria's GDP in 2024 faces a steep decline, fueled by currency devaluation, threatening the $1 trillion economy goal
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NIN Modification: Bank Blames NIMC, Nigerians Share Frustrations

NIN modification not reflecting in banks is a shared frustration with other Nigerians.
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Navy Deploys Warships, Helicopters To Boost Oil Production, Maritime Security

The Nigerian Navy has gone ahead to deploy warships and helicopters in a move designed to increase oil production and boost security in the Gulf of Guinea.
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Akume Urges Patience, Waits Till 2031 For Northern Presidency Bid

SGF Akume advises Atiku and northern politicians to look into 2031.
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Challenges in Nigeria’s Waste Management

Nigeria’s waste management struggles with poor disposal, limited recycling, and health risks. Government and community efforts aim for sustainable solutions.
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Nigerian Doctor Elected President of the Canadian Medical Association

Nigerian-born dermatologist Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi, in Newfoundland, has been elected Canadian Medical Association president-elect, and will lobby for a whole profession and bet­ter healthcare.
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NiDCOM Resolves Over 1,000 Petitions in Five Years

NiDCOM has resolved over 1,000 petitions in five years, focusing on consular issues, trafficking, and increasing diaspora investments.
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Border Patrol Joint Seizes Rifles, Cartidges, Worth 36bn

N36bn worth of contraband comprising rifles, cartridges and illegal goods have been seized by Joint Border Patrol from 2019 till date.
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Kano Government Blames Federal Government for Emir’s Palace Barricade

Kano government condemns federal government’s decision to barricade the Emir’s palace, calling it undemocratic.
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Naira Strengthens as Traders Respond to Central Bank FX Policy

The naira gained strength in the parallel market, supported by Central Bank reforms, FX trading upgrades, and trader confidence
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Bode George Dismisses Fears Over PDP Defections

KEY POINTS Bode George insisted that recent defections from the PDP to the APC,...
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Akpabio Leads Nigerian Delegation to Vatican for Pope Francis’ Funeral

KEY POINTS Senate President Godswill Akpabio will lead a five-member Nigerian delegation to the...
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From Cabals to Citizens: The Quiet Revolution Shifting Nigeria’s Political Landscape

KEY POINTS A growing citizen-led movement is challenging Nigeria’s long-dominant political cabals, driven by...
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Over 31,000 Lagos Students Fail 2024 WASSCE Despite Funding

Despite ₦1.5bn funding, over 31,000 Lagos public school students failed the 2024 WASSCE, raising deep concerns about education quality

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