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US Lawmakers Seek Sanctions Over Nigeria Religious Violations

US lawmakers propose sanctions over Nigeria religious freedom violations, citing killings and attacks while calling for visa bans and asset freezes.
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Air Chief Warns Against Coup Plot as Nigeria Eyes 2027 Polls

Air Chief condemns alleged coup plot, pledging legal action against any personnel found attempting to subvert Nigeria’s democratic government.
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Businessman Wins Court Order Stopping Land Sale

A businessman in Ogun State, Nigeria, has won a temporary court order preventing a...
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Nigerian Government Warns Labor Union Against Planned Protests

The Nigerian government has urged the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to cancel its scheduled...
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Court Orders Factional Speaker to Stay Away from Assembly Complex

A political crisis in Rivers State, Nigeria, has taken a new twist as a...
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Court Orders Unconditional Release of Former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele

In a significant legal development that has garnered widespread attention, an Abuja High Court...

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US Lawmakers Seek Sanctions Over Nigeria Religious Violations

US lawmakers propose sanctions over Nigeria religious freedom violations, citing killings and attacks while calling for visa bans and asset freezes.
News

Air Chief Warns Against Coup Plot as Nigeria Eyes 2027 Polls

Air Chief condemns alleged coup plot, pledging legal action against any personnel found attempting to subvert Nigeria’s democratic government.
News

Bagudu Says Tinubu Reforms Boost State Finances

Bagudu says Tinubu economic reforms are improving state finances and driving a new strategy to boost growth across Nigeria’s 8,809 wards.
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US to Deploy 200 Troops to Train Nigerian Forces

US Nigeria military cooperation deepens as Washington deploys 200 troops to train Nigerian forces in the fight against jihadist insurgents.

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