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Tinubu Reviews Envoy Postings After Name Mix-up, Confirms Three Diplomatic Appointments

KEY POINTS President Tinubu has approved the posting of three ambassador-designates to France, the United States and the United Kingdom. The presidency clarified that no envoy has been posted to Turkey, citing a naming mix-up under review. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been...
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Atiku Accuses Senate of Stalling Electoral Act Amendments, Warns 2027 Elections Are at Risk

KEY POINTS Atiku Abubakar has accused the Senate of delaying amendments to the Electoral Act 2022, warning this could jeopardise the 2027 elections. He said loopholes in the current law enabled malpractice during the 2023 polls and weakened the ability of courts to address...

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Village in Zamfara Gripped by Fear after Dozens Kidnapped

Armed attackers abducted more than 50 women and children in Zamfara State, underscoring persistent insecurity in northwest Nigeria.
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Senate Warns MDAs: No 2025 Funds Without Accountability

The Senate warns MDAs to account for 2024 funds or risk zero allocations in the 2025 budget amid financial accountability concerns
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Nigerians’ Experiences and Achievements in Europe

Nigerians in Europe excel in business, arts, education, and sports, overcoming challenges while fostering growth and global impact.
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Kano Emir Threatens to Remove Title Holders Who Beat Wives

The Kano emir warns title holders against wife beating, threatening to revoke their titles to promote dignity and respect in traditional leadership
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Nigeria’s GDP Plummets, $1 Trillion Economy at Risk

Nigeria's GDP in 2024 faces a steep decline, fueled by currency devaluation, threatening the $1 trillion economy goal
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Cross River Magistrates Begin Indefinite Strike Over Welfare Demands

Cross River magistrates declare an indefinite strike over welfare demands, including pay, promotions, and better working conditions
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Kano Government Blames Federal Government for Emir’s Palace Barricade

Kano government condemns federal government’s decision to barricade the Emir’s palace, calling it undemocratic.
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How to Promote Mental Health Awareness in Nigeria’s Healthcare System

Learn how to promote mental health awareness in Nigeria's healthcare system, focusing on policy, stigma reduction, and community-based initiatives
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Shell awards $1.98bn contracts to Nigerian firms to boost local content

Shell awards $1.98bn contracts to indigenous companies, boosting Nigeria’s local content and economic development in the oil industry
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Bill for Coastal State Creation Passes First Reading in Senate

A bill to create a coastal state from Ondo passes its first reading, along with other state-creation proposals in Nigeria
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South Africa Eases Visa Rules for Nigerian Travelers

South Africa eases visa rules for Nigerians, boosting tourism, business, and fostering deeper economic and cultural ties.
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Nigeria’s Largest Green Initiatives and Their Impacts

Nigeria’s green initiatives combat climate change, boost economic growth, create jobs, and improve environmental sustainability.
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Tinubu Reviews Envoy Postings After Name Mix-up, Confirms Three Diplomatic Appointments

KEY POINTS President Tinubu has approved the posting of three ambassador-designates to France, the...
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Atiku Accuses Senate of Stalling Electoral Act Amendments, Warns 2027 Elections Are at Risk

KEY POINTS Atiku Abubakar has accused the Senate of delaying amendments to the Electoral...
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Rivers Chief Judge Declines Assembly Request to Probe Governor Fubara

KEY POINTS Rivers Chief Judge Simeon Amadi has declined to set up a probe...
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PAN Warns: Poor Health Budget Threatens Nigerian Kids’ Lives

Doctors warn low health budget harms Nigerian children, urging urgent care, better funding, and technology to improve child health outcomes.

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