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Nine Rescued, Five Revived in Lagos High-Rise Fire

Nine rescued and five revived after a Lagos high-rise fire, sparking new safety concerns in Nigeria’s bustling commercial capital.
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Nigerian Sentenced in $6 Million U.S. Fraud Case

Nigerian Ehis Akhimie sentenced to more than eight years in U.S. prison over $6 million inheritance fraud targeting elderly victims
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Nigeria Labour Congress Raid Sparks Outrage

Outrage over the Nigeria Labour Congress raid intensifies as leaders demand justice, accountability, and protection of civil liberties in Nigeria.
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Nigeria Warns Foreign Powers Against Interference Amid Economic Protests

The Nigerian government warns foreign countries against interference amid economic protests, emphasizing sovereignty and seeking international support to address challenges.
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Nigerian Police Arrest Protest Sponsors, Foreign Nationals Amid Unrest

Nigerian police arrest protest sponsors and foreign nationals as unrest spreads. The Army pledges a thorough investigation into the incidents.
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U.S. Crude Oil to Dominate Nigerian Refineries, Economic Impact Unfolds

The United States may soon become the largest crude oil supplier to Nigerian refineries, significantly impacting the nation's economy and energy sector.
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Nigerian Families Struggle as Food Prices Soar Amid Inflation

Nigerian families face severe hardship as food prices soar due to inflation. The government seeks solutions to tackle the rising costs.
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Protest Fire Fizzles on Day 2 Across Nigeria

Day two of Nigeria's nationwide protest sees smaller crowds and a return to normalcy in the southern states.
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Femi Falana Urges Nigerian Officials to Stop Disrupting Youth Rallies

Human rights lawyer Femi Falana urges Nigerian officials to stop disrupting youth rallies and to engage with protesters on economic grievances.
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EFCC Launches Special Unit to Combat Immigration Fraud in Nigeria

The EFCC has inaugurated an Immigration Fraud Section to tackle escalating visa and immigration scams in Nigeria, enhancing security measures.
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Abuja Residents Stock Essentials Before #EndBadGovernance Protests

Abuja residents are stocking up on essentials as #EndBadGovernance protests loom, purchasing food and medications to prepare for potential disruptions.
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Nigeria Protests Erupt Over Phone Disconnections, NIN-SIM Mandate

Protests erupt in Nigeria over phone disconnections linked to the NIN-SIM mandate, causing widespread frustration and clashes between telcos and subscribers.
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Nigeria Lawmakers Flee Abroad Ahead of August 1 Protests

Ahead of August 1 protests, Nigerian lawmakers flee abroad citing fears of violence and inadequate security amidst growing unrest.
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Buhari’s Men Block 9 Billion-Dollar Fraud Cases, Ex-Panel Chief Says

Former panel chairman Okoi Obono-Obla reveals how high-level officials blocked major fraud investigations during Buhari's administration.
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Nine Rescued, Five Revived in Lagos High-Rise Fire

Nine rescued and five revived after a Lagos high-rise fire, sparking new safety concerns in Nigeria’s bustling commercial capital.
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Nigerian Sentenced in $6 Million U.S. Fraud Case

Nigerian Ehis Akhimie sentenced to more than eight years in U.S. prison over $6 million inheritance fraud targeting elderly victims
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Bandits Abduct 40 Worshippers in Zamfara Mosque Attack

Bandits kidnapped 40 worshippers during prayers in Zamfara, exposing collapse of peace deals in the troubled North-West region.
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Dangote Says Refinery Ends Nigeria’s 50-Year Fuel Queues

Dangote refinery marks one year of petrol production, easing Nigeria’s 50-year fuel queues, cutting pump prices, creating jobs, and boosting industrialisation efforts.

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