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NNPCL IS CRITICIZED BY PETROAN FOR NOT PRIVATIZING THE PORT HARCOURT REFINERY

PETROAN urges NNPCL to privatize Port Harcourt refinery, saying public control hinders reform and investment
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Nigerian Banks’ Deposits with CBN Soar Dramatically High

The CBN's deposits from Nigerian banks grew by over 800% year over year in 2025. This shows that the money market was tighter and there was too much cash.
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Government Pleads with Nigerians to Avoid Protest

The Nigerian government appeals for peace and dialogue amid economic challenges, urging citizens to avoid the scheduled nationwide protest.
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Nigeria’s Grain Imports Not a Sign of Failure, Says Minister

Minister Mohammed Idris defends Nigeria's grain imports from Ukraine, emphasizing global interdependence and President Tinubu's strategic economic reforms for national progress.

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NNPCL IS CRITICIZED BY PETROAN FOR NOT PRIVATIZING THE PORT HARCOURT REFINERY

PETROAN urges NNPCL to privatize Port Harcourt refinery, saying public control hinders reform and investment
Business

Nigerian Banks’ Deposits with CBN Soar Dramatically High

The CBN's deposits from Nigerian banks grew by over 800% year over year in 2025. This shows that the money market was tighter and there was too much cash.
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Amnesty Slams Nigeria for Covering Up Police Killings of Protesters in #EndBadGovernance Crackdown

Amnesty International has accused Nigeria’s government of a systematic cover-up of police brutality during the #EndBadGovernance protests, saying not a single officer has faced prosecution a year after the killings.
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Nurses’ Strike: Katsina Deploys Volunteers to Support Abandoned Patients

The nurses' strike in Katsina disrupts public hospitals, as volunteers step in and patients turn to private clinics for urgent care

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