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The Growing Trend of Quiet Quitting in Nigeria

Exploring the rise of quiet quitting in Nigeria and strategies to counteract employee disengagement.
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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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Whether you like him or not, Wike is delivering results- AGF

Nyesom Wike’s service to Nigerian Law School while FCT Minister is unwaveringly superior,’ says AGF Latif Fagbemi.
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Wike Warned Against Usurping Presidential Authority

The Rivers State local government election controversy continues as FCT Minister Nyesom Wike faces accusations of overstepping his authority and undermining President Tinubu's directives.
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Kidnappers Beware: FCT Minister Vows to End Bail for Abductors

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, has declared that he will...
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Abuja Light Rail Project Faces Delays and Criticism

Various challenges and controversies have stalled the Abuja Light Rail, a regional rail transport...

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The Growing Trend of Quiet Quitting in Nigeria

Exploring the rise of quiet quitting in Nigeria and strategies to counteract employee disengagement.
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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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Umahi Advocates Concrete Roads as Solution to East-West Road Flooding

Minister David Umahi identifies concrete roads as the solution for preventing flood damage on the East-West Road which would provide lasting durability and resistant performance.
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Kalu Says Atiku Will Protect The Nation Against Economic Turmoil

Dr. Emeka Kalu endorses Atiku Abubakar as the leading candidate for economic revival during the 2027 presidential race while requesting Nigerian backing.

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