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From Importers to Producers: Economies Push Local

Countries rethink heavy import dependence as they invest in homegrown supply chains to build resilience, stabilize costs, and expand local production.
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Bauchi Police Confirm Death in Farmer-Herder Clash

Police confirmed one death and five arrests after a violent farmer-herder clash in Bauchi, prompting tighter security and a deeper investigation

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Ogun Female Journalist Bukola Agbakaizu Slumps, Dies

Abeokuta lost one of its most reputable journalists on Monday, as Bukola Agbakaizu, aged 52, died after collapsing while working.
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Court to Rule June 27 on Akpoti-Uduaghan’s Senate Suspension

A Federal High Court in Abuja will on June 27 decide the legality of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s suspension and whether Senate President Godswill Akpabio and others defied a court order.
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Lagos Lagoon Plastic Harvesters: How Recyclers Profit from Marine Pollution

KEY POINTS Plastic harvesting in the Lagos Lagoon provides vital economic opportunities for many...
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Senate Leader Defends Opposition Defections to Ruling APC

Senate Leader Bamidele says lawmakers defected to APC on their own, citing national interest and not coercion by the ruling party.
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Simple Ways to Calm Your Nerves During a Breakdown

Feeling overwhelmed? These simple steps can help you calm down, breathe easy, and feel more in control when everything feels too much.
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Smart Tips Nigerian Youths Can Use to Beat Phone Addiction

Tired of always being on your phone? Here’s how to take back your time, focus, and mental peace without going offline completely.
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President Tinubu Swears in Two New INEC Commissioners

KEY POINTS President Bola Tinubu swears in two new INEC commissioners while INEC Chairman...
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Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Challenges Suspension in Court

KEY POINTS Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan appears in court challenging her suspension from the Senate,...
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UK Cuts Graduate Visa to 18 Months, Affecting Nigerian Students

New UK immigration reforms have truncated the graduate visa to 18 months and doubled settlement threshold from 5 years to 10 years giving birth to concern by Nigerian students and migrants.
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Police Rescue Kidnapped Teen, Arrest Suspects in Lagos

Police rescue a 14-year-old in Lagos and arrest two suspects in ₦20 million kidnapping attempt
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NNPC to Resume Oil Drilling in North, Mends Dangote Rift

NNPC will restart oil drilling in northern Nigeria and says its previous dispute with the Dangote refinery has now been resolved.
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Two Sentenced in Lagos for Spraying Naira Notes at Social Event

KEY POINTS Two social media personalities, TDollar and TobiNation, were sentenced to six months...
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From Importers to Producers: Economies Push Local

Countries rethink heavy import dependence as they invest in homegrown supply chains to build resilience, stabilize costs, and expand local production.
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Bauchi Police Confirm Death in Farmer-Herder Clash

Police confirmed one death and five arrests after a violent farmer-herder clash in Bauchi, prompting tighter security and a deeper investigation
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Obasanjo Urges FG To End Apologies And Negotiations With Terrorists

Obasanjo urges the Federal Government to stop apologising and negotiating with terrorists and to adopt tougher action against rising attacks.
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7 Ways You Are Sabotaging Your Own Growth

Seven subtle habits can block your growth without you noticing. Learn how they show up and how to move past them.

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