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NYSC gets civilian leadership and new uniform in sweeping reform

Nigeria has approved a sweeping NYSC reform, replacing military with civilian leadership and adding a new uniform, technology-driven operations and a stronger focus on skills.
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Open defecation returns to Cross River five years after COVID setback

Open defecation has surged back across Cross River five years after COVID stalled the state's sanitation drive, leaving 90 percent of rural homes without toilets.

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Biafra Group Threatens to Stop Hunger Protests in Southeast Nigeria

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has issued a stern warning to anyone planning...
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Court Orders FG to Crack Down on Journalist Attacks

In a landmark ruling, a Federal High Court mandates government action against perpetrators of violence on journalists, setting a precedent for media safety.
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AfDB Alerts on Civil Unrest Risk Due to Soaring Prices in Nigeria

The African Development Bank warns of potential social unrest in Nigeria and other African nations amid escalating food and fuel prices.
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Officials Advocate for Enhanced Water Management to Boost Agriculture

Nigerian officials call for urgent reforms in water management to ensure food security through sustainable agricultural practices.
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Governor Dapo Abiodun Unveils N5 Billion Economic Relief Package

Ogun State launches a N5 billion intervention to counter economic strain, offering support through education grants, health insurance, and food aid.
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Charting the Future: NDFF 2024 Sets Stage for Economic Revival

NDFF 2024 in Abuja: A critical conclave for leaders to deliberate Nigeria's economic and social welfare blueprint for sustainable growth.
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IMF Boosts Nigeria with $65 Billion Amid Rising Food Crisis

The IMF allocates $65 billion to Nigeria, spotlighting the urgent need for subsidy reforms amidst escalating food insecurity affecting millions.
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Transporters Urge President Tinubu to Declare Security Emergency in Nigeria

Commercial vehicle owners in Onitsha urge President Tinubu to declare a security state of emergency in Nigeria, highlighting rampant highway crimes and calling for increased support and accountability from security agencies.
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Tinubu Vows to Revolutionize Agriculture for Nigeria’s Self-Sufficiency in Food Production

President Tinubu commits to transforming Nigeria's agriculture to achieve food self-sufficiency and boost economic growth through strategic investments.
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Valentine’s Day Glam: 5 Makeup Looks to Captivate Your Date

Embrace Valentine's Day with five captivating makeup looks, from classic red lips to dramatic smokey eyes, designed to make you feel beautiful and confident.
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Lagos Clamps Down on Noise Pollution: 250 Venues Closed

Lagos takes decisive action against noise pollution, shutting 250 spots including nightclubs and churches for a sustainable future.
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Zamfara Unveils Security Trust Fund, Led by Former Police IG

Zamfara State steps up its security game with the inauguration of a Security Trust Fund Board, promising enhanced safety and prosperity.
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NYSC gets civilian leadership and new uniform in sweeping reform

Nigeria has approved a sweeping NYSC reform, replacing military with civilian leadership and adding a new uniform, technology-driven operations and a stronger focus on skills.
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Open defecation returns to Cross River five years after COVID setback

Open defecation has surged back across Cross River five years after COVID stalled the state's sanitation drive, leaving 90 percent of rural homes without toilets.
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Boko Haram disguised as soldiers to abduct Borno NECO candidates, source says

Suspected Boko Haram terrorists in soldier and Forest Guard uniforms abducted NECO candidates and a teacher in Lassa, Borno, minutes after troops left their post.
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Army declares 104 soldiers missing after Boko Haram attack on Borno base

More than 104 Nigerian soldiers have been unaccounted for since a June 5 attack on their Borno base, and the Army now calls them deserters.