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Africa’s tiny share of global arms imports is leaving Nigeria exposed to terrorism, new data shows

New Stockholm Institute data shows Africa imported just 4.5 percent of global arms, raising alarms over Nigeria's counterterrorism capacity.
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Africa holds just 4.5 percent of global arms imports, SIPRI shows

Africa accounted for just 4.5 percent of global arms imports in 2024 and 2025, new Stockholm Institute data shows, as analysts warn the shortfall weakens the continent's capacity to fight terrorism.
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NAICOM Tightens Grip on Insurance Sector: Ensuring Fair Claims Settlement

Under the vigilant leadership of Mr. Sunday Thomas, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) is implementing stringent measures to enhance transparency and accountability in Nigeria's insurance sector.
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PISE-P: A New Era of Peace and Prosperity in Nigeria’s South East

In a historic move, leaders from diverse Nigerian regions convened in Bende, Abia State, to announce the Peace In South East Project (PISE-P).
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Nigeria’s NUC Cracks Down on 18 Foreign ‘Degree Mills

NUC's decisive action against 18 foreign universities to protect educational integrity.
Society

Lagos Greets the Year 2024 with Its First Rainfall Amidst Mixed Reactions

2024's first rain in Lagos brings joy and challenges alike."
Society

Chimamanda Adichie’s Debut into Children’s Literature: ‘Mama’s Sleeping Scarf’ Captures Hearts

Adichie's 'Mama’s Sleeping Scarf' inspires a new generation of readers.
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Nigeria’s Economic Downturn: Capital Importation Plummets Amidst Positive Road Safety Trends

Q3 2023 reveals a significant drop in Nigeria's capital importation.
Politics

2024: The Year of Political Change – Key Figures to Watch

2024 stands poised as a pivotal year in politics, with keen observers speculating on the influential figures set to shape the political landscape.
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Dr. Daniel Olukoya Foresees a ‘Hydra-Headed’ 2024: A Year of Challenges and Triumphs

In his prophetic message for 2024, Dr. Daniel Olukoya of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Worldwide describes the year as complex, calling for intensified prayers and divine guidance.
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Economy 2024: Key Personalities Shaping the Future

As 2024, a leap year, unfolds, the focus is increasingly on Nigeria's leading technocrats,...
Society

Jos Carnage Exposes Flaws in Nigeria’s Intelligence System

Tragic loss in Jos exposes intelligence failures in Nigeria, prompting calls for reform in security and intelligence agencies.
Politics

Resignation Wave Hits Ondo Govt as Aiyedatiwa Takes Office

High-profile resignations hit Ondo State under Governor Aiyedatiwa’s new tenure, reflecting a major political realignment post-Akeredolu era.
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Dedicated to the End: Akeredolu’s Close Aides Resign Following His Demise

Akeredolu's death triggers key resignations, marking end of an era."
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Africa’s tiny share of global arms imports is leaving Nigeria exposed to terrorism, new data shows

New Stockholm Institute data shows Africa imported just 4.5 percent of global arms, raising alarms over Nigeria's counterterrorism capacity.
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Africa holds just 4.5 percent of global arms imports, SIPRI shows

Africa accounted for just 4.5 percent of global arms imports in 2024 and 2025, new Stockholm Institute data shows, as analysts warn the shortfall weakens the continent's capacity to fight terrorism.
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Starmer and Tinubu seal fresh export deals at Downing Street

President Tinubu and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer sealed new export agreements at Downing Street Thursday, closing a state visit that produced a £746 million Lagos port financing deal.
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US moves to strip Nigerian convict of citizenship over $11m fraud

The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit seeking to revoke the citizenship of Nigerian Emmanuel Kazeem, who was convicted in 2018 over an $11 million tax fraud scheme.

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