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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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ASUU Raises Alarm Over Plot to Destabilize Nigeria’s Public Universities

ASUU President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, accused foreign entities of intensifying efforts to erode the country’s public education framework.
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Nigeria Reports 1,035 Lassa Fever and 380 Meningitis Cases — NCDC

Nigeria reports a rise in Lassa fever and meningitis cases, with health authorities calling for increased vaccinations to curb outbreaks
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Rivers Varsity Accuses Police of Enabling Land Grab

The University of the Nation calls for action, alleging police complicity in land-grabbing that threatens campus safety and integrity
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The Role of Local Media in Crisis Reporting in Nigeria

Nigeria’s local media is essential in crisis reporting, providing real-time updates, countering misinformation, and supporting community resilience
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Lagos Extends Free Diabetes, Hypertension Screening Campaign by Two Weeks

Lagos extends free diabetes and hypertension screening until Nov. 17, encouraging residents to check their health at no cost across the state
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Ilobu Mourns Chief of Army Staff’s Death

Ilobu suspends annual celebrations to honor Lt. General Lagbaja following his sudden death ahead of Ilobu Day festivities.
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Nigeria’s Grid Collapse Sparks Nationwide Blackouts Again.

Nigeria’s national grid suffers its 10th collapse in 2024, causing widespread blackouts across the country.
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Nigeria Data Protection Commission Urges Online Safety for Citizens

The Nigeria Data Protection Commission teams up with influencer Enioluwa Adeoluwa to enhance public awareness on online data privacy and protection
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Investigating the recent power outages across Nigeria

Nigeria's power sector faces ongoing outages, infrastructure deficits, and gas supply shortages, hindering economic growth and daily life.
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Tinubu Directs Immediate Release Of Minors #EndBadGovernance Protesters

EndBadGovernance protests: President Tinubu orders 'immediate release' of minors arrested, welfare secured.
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Court Urged To Dismiss Charges Against Minors – Falana

Falana wants charges against #EndBadGovernance protests minors dismissed, citing constitutional and international protection.
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Lagos Diverts Mile 12 Traffic for 15 Months for Terminal Project

Lagos State will divert traffic at Mile 12 for 15 months to build a new transport terminal, improving city transport connections
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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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