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Alcohol Sale Debate Sparked By New Police Act

Nigeria, civil society, media clash over alcohol ban in Nigeria Police Act.
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Dangote Refinery Slams Naira-for-Crude Policy

Dangote Refinery raises concerns over the naira-for-crude initiative, citing inadequate crude supply from NNPC and broader challenges for refineries
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AfDB Alerts on Civil Unrest Risk Due to Soaring Prices in Nigeria

The African Development Bank warns of potential social unrest in Nigeria and other African nations amid escalating food and fuel prices.
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Unlocking Nigeria’s Potential Through ICT: Expert Insights

ICT expert Ibrahim Olasege shares a transformative strategy for leveraging technology to propel Nigeria's security, economy, and global ICT competitiveness.
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Nollywood’s Rising Star Sets New Standards for Gender Equality and Career Integrity

Tracy Edwin vows never to sacrifice her acting career for anyone, championing gender equality and setting boundaries in Nollywood.
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NLC Announces Nationwide Protest Against Economic Hardship

The Nigeria Labour Congress plans a two-day protest over soaring inflation and declining wages, demanding government action to alleviate the economic strain faced by millions of Nigerian workers.
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Inflation Hits Nearly 30%, Highest Since 1996

Nigeria's inflation rate reaches nearly 30% amid skyrocketing food prices and currency devaluation. Government faces mounting pressure to stabilize economy and alleviate financial strain on households.
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Tinubu’s Government Tackles Food Hoarding, Eyes Agricultural Self-Sufficiency

In a landmark move, Nigeria explores state policing and directs a crackdown on food hoarders to ensure national security and food availability.
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Breaking News: Naira Hits Record Low of N1,600; Tinubu’s Policies Questioned

Nigeria's naira hits a new low of N1,600/$1, facing a steep decline as President Tinubu's economic measures struggle to stabilize the economy amidst rising inflation and policy challenges.
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Archbishop Ugorji Calls for Urgent Healing

Archbishop Ugorji's stark warning paints Nigeria as critically ill, urging immediate action to mend the nation's deep-seated issues.
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IMF Boosts Nigeria with $65 Billion Amid Rising Food Crisis

The IMF allocates $65 billion to Nigeria, spotlighting the urgent need for subsidy reforms amidst escalating food insecurity affecting millions.
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Tinubu Vows to Revolutionize Agriculture for Nigeria’s Self-Sufficiency in Food Production

President Tinubu commits to transforming Nigeria's agriculture to achieve food self-sufficiency and boost economic growth through strategic investments.
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Lagos Clamps Down on Noise Pollution: 250 Venues Closed

Lagos takes decisive action against noise pollution, shutting 250 spots including nightclubs and churches for a sustainable future.
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Nigeria Tackles Gas Supply Issues to Boost Power Generation

Federal Government identifies key factors affecting gas supply to power plants, establishing a committee to secure energy for Nigeria's future.
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Alcohol Sale Debate Sparked By New Police Act

Nigeria, civil society, media clash over alcohol ban in Nigeria Police Act.
Business

Dangote Refinery Slams Naira-for-Crude Policy

Dangote Refinery raises concerns over the naira-for-crude initiative, citing inadequate crude supply from NNPC and broader challenges for refineries
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Labour Party Denies Partnership With Tinubu Ahead of 2027 Elections

Labour Party denies partnering with Tinubu or APC, reaffirms opposition role, and demands evidence or retraction from accusers spreading falsehoods.
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Nigeria’s Traditional Leaders: Power Beyond Tradition

Traditional leaders in Nigeria are more than ceremonial figures; they actively shape politics, mediate conflicts, and influence elections, demonstrating their lasting impact

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