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School Fees Soar, Parents Flock to ₦20,000 Jelesimi Centers
As school fees skyrocket, more Nigerian parents are returning to Jelesimi day care centers, exposing the growing education crisis and economic strain.
October 6, 2025
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Insecurity Deepens, ADC Accuses Tinubu of Leadership Failure
The ADC says President Tinubu has failed Nigerians on security, warning that worsening attacks and kidnappings show the government’s slow response.
October 6, 2025
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Cooking Gas Price Jumps to N25,000 as Shortage Deepens
Cooking gas price in Nigeria rises to N25,000 amid supply shortage and refinery disruption.
October 6, 2025
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Nigeria’s $92 Billion Lithium Boom Leaves Local Investors Struggling
Nigeria’s $92 billion lithium industry is dominated by foreign companies, leaving local investors sidelined in the race for green energy profits.
October 6, 2025
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Governor Says Terror War May Persist Despite Reforms
A northern governor admits Nigeria’s terror war may not end soon, blaming overstretched troops, weak manpower, and corruption.
October 4, 2025
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Boko Haram Once Picked Buhari as Negotiator, Jonathan Says
Jonathan says Boko Haram once picked Buhari as negotiator and calls the Chibok girls’ abduction a scar that will never heal.
October 3, 2025
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One Doctor Now Treats 9,083 Nigerians, Resident Doctors Warn
Nigeria faces a deep health crisis as one doctor now attends to 9,083 people. Resident doctors demand reforms to protect both doctors and patients.
October 2, 2025
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Bad Leadership Keeps Nigeria Trapped in Cycle of Underdevelopment
Nigeria remains stuck in poverty and underdevelopment as bad leadership continues to cripple institutions, block progress, and waste vast resources.
October 1, 2025
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Dangote, Unions Clash Over Workers’ Rights and Union Dues
Dangote Refinery and major unions clash over workers’ rights, union dues, and welfare as both sides trade accusations of greed and intimidation.
September 30, 2025
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Pesticides Threaten Nigeria’s Food Security, Exports
Experts warn Nigeria loses millions in food exports yearly as hazardous pesticides threaten health, soil, and international credibility.
September 29, 2025
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Nigeria at 65: How Oil Mismanagement Stalled Industrial Growth
Nigeria’s reliance on crude oil revenue derailed manufacturing growth, leaving the nation dependent on imports and facing deep economic struggles.
September 27, 2025
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Voter apathy weakens registration in South-East, South-South
Low voter registration in South-East and South-South raises concerns as citizens cite mistrust in INEC, poor awareness, and economic hardship.
September 26, 2025
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Fact-Finding Report Links 11,000 Deaths to Plateau Violence
Plateau violence fact-finding report reveals 11,000 deaths, 420 destroyed communities, and urges urgent reforms to end attacks and reprisals.
September 25, 2025
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Nursing Mom Abducted as Soldiers Jailed for Arms Trade
Nursing mom abducted in Nasarawa as soldiers get jail for selling arms to terrorists.
September 24, 2025
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School Fees Soar, Parents Flock to ₦20,000 Jelesimi Centers
As school fees skyrocket, more Nigerian parents are returning to Jelesimi day care centers, exposing the growing education crisis and economic strain.
October 6, 2025
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Insecurity Deepens, ADC Accuses Tinubu of Leadership Failure
The ADC says President Tinubu has failed Nigerians on security, warning that worsening attacks and kidnappings show the government’s slow response.
October 6, 2025
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Cooking Gas Price Jumps to N25,000 as Shortage Deepens
Cooking gas price in Nigeria rises to N25,000 amid supply shortage and refinery disruption.
October 6, 2025
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Nigeria’s $92 Billion Lithium Boom Leaves Local Investors Struggling
Nigeria’s $92 billion lithium industry is dominated by foreign companies, leaving local investors sidelined in the race for green energy profits.
October 6, 2025