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Four Rescued After Lagos Building Collapse

Four people were rescued alive after a three-storey building under construction collapsed in Yaba, Lagos, sparking overnight emergency operations
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Nigerian Army Kills Militants, Frees Dozens in Raids

The Nigerian Army kills terrorists and rescues 39 hostages in raids that intensify counterterrorism efforts across northern states.

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FG Sets Feb 17 Deadline for Civil Servants’ Identity Verification

The Federal Government proclaimed February 17 as the last day for verification activities which aim to dismantle ghost worker schemes from government payrolls.
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Atiku Demands Transparency in $1.07 Billion Health Budget

Blackout employees receive $1.07 billion health budget funds from the government while Atiku urges them to ensure proper management and transparency.
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The Real Cost of Job Scams in Nigeria

Job scams in Nigeria cause financial and emotional distress, exacerbated by high unemployment rates.
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How to Monetize Your Skits and Become Nigeria’s Next Star

Learn how to monetize your skits through social media, sponsorships, and merchandise to become Nigeria’s next content star
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Why Nigerian Construction Companies Are Struggling

Nigerian construction companies face escalating costs, skilled labor shortages, and systemic corruption, impeding industry growth and project execution.
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PwC Nigeria Launches Sustainability Academy for Leaders

PwC Nigeria established the Sustainability Academy as a training program to teach leaders ESG competencies.
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Elumelu Pushes for Global Backing of Young African Entrepreneurs

In his address Tony Elumelu appeals to worldwide stakeholders to fund Africa's emerging business generation.
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How Air Pollution Is Killing Nigerians Slowly

Air pollution in Nigeria is a critical public health issue, causing respiratory diseases and premature deaths, particularly among young children.
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How Urban Planning Failures Are Leading to More Floods in Nigeria

Nigeria’s urban planning failures, from poor drainage to weak regulations, are worsening floods and threatening communities. Learn how inadequate planning fuels disasters.
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Abuja Residents Struggle as NNPCL Closes Fuel Stations

The city of Abuja experiences fuel supply issues because NNPCLUpdated forced all its stations to discontinue operations due to delivery problems.
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Varsity Don Sentenced to Three Years for Electoral Fraud

Professor Ignatius Uduk received a three-year prison term because he fabricated results during the 2019 elections.
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5 Challenges Young Nigerian Creatives Face and How to Overcome Them

Young Nigerian creatives struggle with funding, exposure, and infrastructure challenges. Learn how to navigate thesobstacles and succeed in Nigeria’s creative industry
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Four Rescued After Lagos Building Collapse

Four people were rescued alive after a three-storey building under construction collapsed in Yaba, Lagos, sparking overnight emergency operations
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Nigerian Army Kills Militants, Frees Dozens in Raids

The Nigerian Army kills terrorists and rescues 39 hostages in raids that intensify counterterrorism efforts across northern states.
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Hilda Baci Explains Cutback in Jollof Rice World Record Attempt

Hilda Baci scaled down her Guinness World Record jollof attempt due to technical limits but still cooked enough rice to feed 20,000 people.
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High Cost of Elections: Nigeria Spends Nearly N1tn on Seven Polls in 24 years

Nigeria has spent N981.5bn on elections since 1999, ranking among the world’s costliest. Yet credibility issues and rising disputes cast doubt on the value of the spending.

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