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Tinubu Vows to Crush Terrorism, Banditry as Security Tops Agenda at NEC Conference

KEY POINTS President Tinubu has vowed to defeat terrorism and banditry, describing insecurity as unacceptable and a major economic obstacle. Security, economic reforms, and implementation of the Renewed Hope Plan dominated discussions at the NEC Conference. Governors, the private sector, and development partners pledged...
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Diezani Alison-Madueke’s Bribery Trial Continues in London Over Alleged Oil Contract Kickbacks

KEY POINTS Diezani Alison-Madueke’s bribery and corruption trial is ongoing in London over alleged oil contract kickbacks. Prosecutors claim she received £100,000 in cash and luxury benefits from companies linked to NNPC contracts. The former petroleum minister denies the allegations and could face up...

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A New Brand for the Former 9mobile Operator Is T2

n a bold new chapter, 9mobile rebrands to T2, unveiling a digital-first identity aimed at reigniting growth and customer trust.
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Police Reject Sowore Torture Claims, Cite Forgery, Cyberstalking

Nigerian police dismiss Sowore's torture claims, citing due process and a valid remand order over forgery and cyberstalking charges.
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Peter Obi Urges Five-Year Term for Nigerian President

Peter Obi backs a five-year presidential term without re-election, pledging to serve only once if elected in 2027.
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Obi Tells Police: Release Sowore Or Charge Him to Court

Peter Obi demands that police either release Sowore or formally charge him immediately to uphold legal rights.
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Presidency Dismisses Cadre Harmonisé Hunger Projections

Presidency pushes back against reports of collapse, says Cadre Harmonisé hunger figures are projections and reforms are already underway.
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WAEC Faces Backlash Over Exam Result Glitches

Technical errors in WAEC’s 2025 WASSCE trigger nationwide anger as unions demand accountability and question plans for full CBT transition.
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Itodo Slams Premature Campaigns, Urges Stiffer Sanctions

Samson Itodo warns premature campaigns erode governance, urging tougher sanctions to deter political actors ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections.
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Political Thugs Tighten Grip on Nigerian Politics

Political thugs in Nigeria are increasingly taking control of elected offices, undermining democracy and weakening electoral integrity.
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Nigeria to Offer Tax Breaks for Local Input Use

Nigeria approves tax incentives for local raw material use to reduce imports and stimulate innovation in the manufacturing sector.
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WAEC Urges Calm as Result Portal Crash Sparks Concern

WAEC appeals for patience after its result checker portal crashes, adding to frustration over poor English Language performance in 2025 WASSCE.
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Food Prices, Aid Cuts Drive Surge in Child Hunger

Malnutrition surges in Nigeria as food costs rise and global donors withdraw support from critical child nutrition programs
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WAEC Faces Backlash as Result Portal Crashes

WAEC faces backlash over failed English results and a result portal crash that has ignited public anger.
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Tinubu Vows to Crush Terrorism, Banditry as Security Tops Agenda at NEC Conference

KEY POINTS President Tinubu has vowed to defeat terrorism and banditry, describing insecurity as...
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Diezani Alison-Madueke’s Bribery Trial Continues in London Over Alleged Oil Contract Kickbacks

KEY POINTS Diezani Alison-Madueke’s bribery and corruption trial is ongoing in London over alleged...
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Access Bank Honours Herbert Wigwe and Family Two Years After Tragic Passing

KEY POINTS Access Bank has honoured the memory of its former Group Managing Director,...
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Senate Promises Review as Protesters Demand Real-Time Results

The Senate says it will review the real-time electronic transmission clause after protesters demanded stronger electoral safeguards ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 elections.

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