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How ASUU Strikes Have Muzzled Nigeria’s Future

ASUU strikes continue to destabilize Nigeria’s education sector, delay student graduation, and drain the country’s future of talent and innovation
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The Green Mirage: Inside the Lucrative Supply Chain of Nigeria’s Climate Fraud Industry

KEY POINTS Nigeria's influx of climate finance is being systematically plundered not just by individuals, but by sophisticated criminal networks involving consultants, officials, shell companies, and local collaborators, creating a full "supply chain" for fraud. Key tactics include "Ghost Reforestation" (funds stolen for non-existent...

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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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Police Quiz 80 in UTME Malpractice Case

Police interrogate 80 suspects in 2025 UTME malpractice across Nigeria, with Anambra and Lagos topping the list
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Tinubu Vows to Fix Anambra’s Roads, Rail and Erosion Crisis

Tinubu visits Anambra, pledges federal help on roads, erosion, and gas development while receiving traditional support
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Five Children Die in Anambra After Eating Suspected Poisoned Meal

Five siblings died from suspected food poisoning in Anambra. Police investigate while the mother remains hospitalized
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The Arrest of Verydarkman: A Necessary Step for Law and Order or a Threat to Free Speech?

The arrest of Verydarkman stirs fierce public debate—justice upheld or freedom of speech suppressed?
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EFCC to Release VeryDarkMan Amid Protests

EFCC will release social media activist VeryDarkMan, accused of cyberstalking, while protests demand justice in Abuja
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5 Nigerian Entrepreneurs Who Made It Big After School Start

Five successful Nigerian entrepreneurs started in school, built their ideas, and turned them into powerful businesses influencing industries today
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CBN Reports N38.8 Billion Profit, Reversing Heavy 2023 Loss

CBN rebounds from N1.15 trillion loss to report N38.8 billion profit in 2024
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Imo Government Bows to NJC Over Judge Appointment

Imo State agrees to reverse appointment and comply with NJC’s verdict on chief judge selection
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Army Metering Project Yields ₦769.1 Million in Eight Months

Mass metering project boosts revenue and energy transparency in Nigerian army barracks across key regions
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Four Killed in Bayelsa as Cultists Clash Over Market Revenue

Four people were killed in a cult attack in Bayelsa's Swali community. Police restored security after the violent clash between rival cults.
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Plateau Governor Asks Communities to Defend Themselves After Mass Killings

Governor Caleb Mutfwang calls for community defense after mass killings in Plateau, urging locals to protect themselves from rising violence.
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How ASUU Strikes Have Muzzled Nigeria’s Future

ASUU strikes continue to destabilize Nigeria’s education sector, delay student graduation, and drain the country’s future of talent and innovation
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The Green Mirage: Inside the Lucrative Supply Chain of Nigeria’s Climate Fraud Industry

KEY POINTS Nigeria's influx of climate finance is being systematically plundered not just by...
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From Hashtags to Harvest: How Gen Z is Rewriting Agriculture’s Future on TikTok

KEY POINTS Gen Z farmers are using TikTok to showcase the unvarnished realities, technological...
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Ex-Minister: Abiola’s 1993 Win Fueled by Anti-Military Sentiment

Former Minister Waziri says Nigerians voted Abiola in 1993 to remove the military, not because he was their preferred candidate.

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