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Five Killed in Ogun Car Racing Bet Accident

A N30,000 car racing bet in Ogun turned tragic, leaving five people dead, including bystanders, and prompting renewed concerns over illegal street races
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Nigeria Reports 156 Lassa Fever Deaths in 2025

Lassa fever deaths reach 156 in Nigeria this year, with health officials warning of rising cases and intensified containment efforts.

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Lagos Market Traders Struggle Without Amenities: A Call for Change

Approximately 2,000 women who trade in Mushin and Oyingbo markets, Lagos State’s bustling commercial...
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NCDC Warns of Yellow Fever Spike Amid Cholera Outbreak

NCDC warns of increasing yellow fever cases during Nigeria's worsening cholera outbreak, deploying rapid response teams to affected states.
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FEC Implements Ban on Single-Use Plastics to Combat Pollution

Nigeria takes a major step in environmental policy by banning single-use plastics in all government offices.
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ASUU Issues Two-Week Ultimatum to Tinubu Over Governing Council

Discover ASUU's call to action as they issue a two-week ultimatum to Bola Tinubu over the constitution of the governing council for the University of Lagos
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Blossom Flow Foundation Takes Bold Steps to Combat Period Poverty in Lagos Prison

World rallies behind Blossom Flow Foundation’s mission combating period poverty in Lagos prison, sparking hope and dignity
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FG’s Stealth Operations: Rescuing 1,000 Abductees Without Ransom, NSA Reveals

NSA reveals secret operations, freeing 1,000 captives without ransom, marking a significant milestone in the fight against abduction.
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Enugu Taps Tech To Drive Growth

  key points Enugu State is empowering over 3,000 youths with digital skills. ESTHUB is...
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Nigeria’s Maternity Dilemma: Tradition vs. Modern Healthcare Innovations

Delve into Nigeria's childbirth landscape, where tradition and modern healthcare intersect, shaping maternal and neonatal outcomes nationwide.
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Lagos Announces Electricity Tariff Hike for 24-Hour Supply Areas

Lagos State's Band A customers face a significant electricity tariff hike, promising 20-24 hours of power supply daily to boost economic activities and quality of life.
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Online Shopping Scams: A Growing Threat in Nigeria

Fraudulent online sellers are undermining Nigeria's e-commerce, deceiving buyers and tarnishing genuine retailers. Learn how to spot and avoid these scams.
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HURIWA Questions Government’s Narrative on Kaduna Kidnappings

HURIWA challenges the Federal Government's account of rescuing 137 kidnapped Kaduna pupils without arrests, demanding transparency and criticizing the handling of the children's emotional and psychological trauma.
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Two Doctors Charged in Lagos for Patient’s Death After Surgery

In Lagos, two esteemed doctors face involuntary manslaughter charges for allegedly failing to administer anaesthetics properly, leading to a patient's death, sparking debates on medical accountability.
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Five Killed in Ogun Car Racing Bet Accident

A N30,000 car racing bet in Ogun turned tragic, leaving five people dead, including bystanders, and prompting renewed concerns over illegal street races
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Nigeria Reports 156 Lassa Fever Deaths in 2025

Lassa fever deaths reach 156 in Nigeria this year, with health officials warning of rising cases and intensified containment efforts.
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Nigeria Police Probe KWAM 1 Over Airport Incident

Police are investigating KWAM 1 over an Abuja airport incident that led to his no-fly ban and airline crew suspensions.
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Zamfara Lawmakers Urge Federal Takeover of Security

Zamfara security crisis deepens as lawmakers urge federal takeover, accusing Governor Dauda Lawal of negligence while rural communities face relentless bandit attacks.

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