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FG, ASUU Sign New Deal, End 16-Year Stalemate With 40% Pay Rise for Lecturers

KEY POINTS Federal Government and ASUU conclude renegotiation of the 2009 pact after 16 years Academic staff to receive a 40% salary review effective January 2026 New allowances and funding commitments target stability and reduced strikes The Federal Government of Nigeria and the Academic Staff...

Impeachment Push Against Governor Fubara Loses Steam as Two More Lawmakers Pull Out

KEY POINTS Two additional Rivers lawmakers step back from impeachment move against Governor Fubara Total withdrawals rise to four, weakening momentum within the Assembly Lawmakers cite peace, stability and stakeholder intervention as reasons The impeachment effort against Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy,...

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Otedola Sues Umar Sani for ₦1 Billion Over Allegations

Otedola denies complicity in subsidy fraud, sues Umar Sani for ₦1 billion, and calls on Tinubu to release subsidy audit report.

Nigeria’s Biotech Agency Reassures Public on GMO Safety

Nigeria’s biotech agency assures citizens of GMO safety, stressing compliance with global standards and benefits for farmers and consumers.

Nigeria Secures Global Recognition For Tax-ID

Nigeria’s tax ID system gains global recognition with ISO registration and Peppol integration, strengthening compliance and trade.

Adamawa ADC Gives Atiku End-Year Membership Ultimatum

The Adamawa ADC gave Atiku Abubakar a membership ultimatum, warning he must register or lose recognition in the party

Pesticides Threaten Nigeria’s Food Security, Exports

Experts warn Nigeria loses millions in food exports yearly as hazardous pesticides threaten health, soil, and international credibility.

UN Chief Warns of Rising Nuclear Threat

UN chief António Guterres warns nuclear threat is accelerating, urging disarmament as new technologies raise global risks of conflict escalation

Mary Jane Unveils Gammy And The Living Things

Mary Jane’s animation dream comes alive with Gammy & The Living Things, showcasing African storytelling and inspiring young creatives.

Nigeria at 65: How Oil Mismanagement Stalled Industrial Growth

Nigeria’s reliance on crude oil revenue derailed manufacturing growth, leaving the nation dependent on imports and facing deep economic struggles.

Lagos Government Demolishes 19 Buildings at Trade Fair

Lagos demolished 19 Trade Fair Plaza buildings under tight security, sparking outrage among traders who claimed they were not warned

Voter apathy weakens registration in South-East, South-South

Low voter registration in South-East and South-South raises concerns as citizens cite mistrust in INEC, poor awareness, and economic hardship.

Otedola Raises Stake in First HoldCo by ₦2.01 Billion

Femi Otedola increases stake in First HoldCo by N2.01 billion, strengthening his hold in Nigeria’s oldest financial institution.

Cleric Says Nigeria’s Economic Struggles Mirror Global Crisis

Pastor Samuel Oladele says Nigeria’s economic challenges part of global crisis, urging resilience, reforms, and unity to overcome hardship.

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FG, ASUU Sign New Deal, End 16-Year Stalemate With 40% Pay Rise for Lecturers

KEY POINTS Federal Government and ASUU conclude renegotiation of the 2009 pact after 16...

Impeachment Push Against Governor Fubara Loses Steam as Two More Lawmakers Pull Out

KEY POINTS Two additional Rivers lawmakers step back from impeachment move against Governor Fubara ...

Kwankwaso Rejects Claims He Backed Gov Yusuf Defection to APC

KEY POINTS Kwankwaso denies backing any plan by Governor Abba Yusuf to leave NNPP ...

NADECO USA Urges Emergency Rule in Northern Nigeria

NADECO USA has urged President Tinubu to declare a state of emergency in northern Nigeria, citing insecurity and risks to credible elections in 2027.