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Lagos police rescue three girls from suspected trafficking in Badagry, hunt for traffickers

A routine patrol in Badagry stopped a motorcycle carrying three girls who police say are trafficking victims, and officers are now hunting the suspected traffickers.
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Nasarawa polio drive: state partners UNICEF, WHO ahead of Nov. 7 campaign

Nasarawa has called for intensified awareness ahead of a Nov. 7 to 10 polio vaccination campaign after reports of suspected cases, with UNICEF backing.

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How to Build an Impressive LinkedIn Profile as a Nigerian Graduate

Learn how Nigerian graduates can build winning LinkedIn profiles to attract recruiters, highlight skills, and create strong professional networks
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Ogun Governor Names UNILAG’s Top Graduates as Ambassadors

Ogun State appoints UNILAG graduates as education ambassadors, awarding N10 million each to promote academic excellence and inspire young learners
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Notorious Bandit Terrorizing Abuja, Kaduna Killed in Police Shootout

Police killed Dogo Saleh, a notorious bandit leader in Abuja and Kaduna, after his gang ambushed officers in a failed rescue attempt.
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Nigerian Lawyer Sues Judge for ₦610 Million Over Rights Violation

A Nigerian lawyer sues judge for rights violation, alleging illegal detention and forceful phone confiscation. The case has been adjourned to April 29, 2025
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Lassa Fever: Nigeria Records 29 New Cases as Deaths Hit 100

Nigeria has recorded 29 new Lassa fever cases and five deaths in one week, with Ondo, Bauchi, and Edo accounting for most of the cases.
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ACPN Backs NAFDAC’s Crackdown on Fake Drugs

ACPN supports NAFDAC's crackdown on open drug markets and calls for periodic enforcement and stronger regulatory oversight.
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Nigerian Senate President Faces Sexual Harassment Allegations

Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has filed a petition accusing Senate President Godswill Akpabio of sexual harassment. Akpabio denies the claims as the Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges, and Code of Conduct reviews the case
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7 Everyday Habits That Can Make Nigeria More Eco-Friendly

Discover seven everyday habits to make Nigeria more eco-friendly, from reducing plastic waste to saving energy and supporting green spaces for a cleaner future
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How to Land a Job in Nigeria Without Connections

Finding a job in Nigeria without connections is possible with the right strategies. Learn how to build skills, optimize job search, and ace interviews
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7 Lessons on Staying Relevant From Nigerian Celebrities

Learn how Nigerian celebrities staying relevant use reinvention, branding, and social media to maintain success and dominate the entertainment industry for years
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7 Former Child Actors Succeeding in Nigeria’s Entertainment Industry

KEY POINTS Former child actors are thriving in Nollywood today. Many have transitioned into...
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How to Prioritize Your Mental Health in Nigeria’s Hustle Culture

Discover how to maintain mental health in Nigeria’s hustle culture with strategies for stress management, self-care, and work-life balance. Thrive without burnout
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Lagos police rescue three girls from suspected trafficking in Badagry, hunt for traffickers

A routine patrol in Badagry stopped a motorcycle carrying three girls who police say are trafficking victims, and officers are now hunting the suspected traffickers.
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Nasarawa polio drive: state partners UNICEF, WHO ahead of Nov. 7 campaign

Nasarawa has called for intensified awareness ahead of a Nov. 7 to 10 polio vaccination campaign after reports of suspected cases, with UNICEF backing.
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FG’s N70,000 transport allowance for workers could cost N465.7 billion as TUC rejects the deal

Nigeria’s 70,000 naira transport allowance could cost 465.7 billion naira over six months, and the Trade Union Congress says workers need a permanent raise instead.
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Lagos residents, employers and workers must get health insurance by Dec. 31

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu says residents, employers and workers must get covered by Dec. 31 ahead of mandatory health insurance enforcement from Jan. 1, 2027.