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NANS Threatens Nationwide Shutdown Over Planned ASUU Strike

NANS vows nationwide shutdown over ASUU strike, warning government and lecturers not to jeopardize students’ futures

ASUU Rejects Tertiary Loan Scheme, Calls It Mockery

ASUU rejects tertiary loan scheme, calling it a mockery as lecturers demand salary reforms over interest-free loans. demanding salary reforms for Nigerian university lecturers

Dangote Refinery Set to Resolve Nigeria’s Forex’s Crisis – S&P Global

S&P Global reports Dangote Refinery could significantly stabilize Nigeria's forex issues and spur economic growth.

NMDPRA Refutes Dangote Refinery’s Allegations, Says No Dirty Fuel in Nigeria

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) is refuting claims made by...

Dangote Refinery Achieves Double Nigeria’s 11-Year Power Output

The Dangote Refinery has doubled Nigeria’s 11-year power output, significantly enhancing the country's electricity supply and setting a new standard for the energy sector.

Nigeria’s oil sector set for a boost as Dangote refinery nears completion

Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer, is poised to become a major player in the...

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NANS Threatens Nationwide Shutdown Over Planned ASUU Strike

NANS vows nationwide shutdown over ASUU strike, warning government and lecturers not to jeopardize students’ futures

ASUU Rejects Tertiary Loan Scheme, Calls It Mockery

ASUU rejects tertiary loan scheme, calling it a mockery as lecturers demand salary reforms over interest-free loans. demanding salary reforms for Nigerian university lecturers

Dangote Refinery and Japan’s Mitsui Signed A Petrochemicals Deal

Dangote refinery enters a contract with Mitsui to increase Nigeria's petrochemicals, focusing on resins, plastics, and fertilizers, while lowering Africa's expensive imports.

ADC Urges Tinubu to Declare Emergency in Katsina, Zamfara

ADC calls on Tinubu to declare emergency in Katsina and Zamfara after deadly attacks leave over 140 people dead in two months.