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FG Fast-Tracks Trials of 5,000 Terrorism Suspects to Boost National Security

Nigeria moves to speed up terrorism trials, release unproven suspects, and use DNA to improve tracking of terrorists.
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One Million Families Finally Return Home As Borno Sees Calm Again

Over one million families forced from their homes by Boko Haram violence have now returned as security improves across Borno State.
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NANS Warns Against Neglect of Nigeria’s Refining Sector

NANS cautions the government against neglecting Nigeria’s refining sector, warning that prolonged inaction could lead to nationwide student protests.
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NANS Rejects Telecom Tariff Hike, Threatens Nationwide Protest

KEY POINTS The governing body NANS opposes the telephone-rate growth since it creates undue...
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NANS to FG: Address Hunger or Face More Tragic Stampedes

Fatal stampedes rise, NANS warned FG to act on hunger crisis.
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Osun NANS Cracks Down on Impersonation by Ex-Members

NANS Osun takes a stand against impersonation as Chairman Solomon Ayobami pledges transparent, student-centered leadership.

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FG Fast-Tracks Trials of 5,000 Terrorism Suspects to Boost National Security

Nigeria moves to speed up terrorism trials, release unproven suspects, and use DNA to improve tracking of terrorists.
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One Million Families Finally Return Home As Borno Sees Calm Again

Over one million families forced from their homes by Boko Haram violence have now returned as security improves across Borno State.
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FG And ASUU Finally Seal Deal To End Years Of University Strikes

After years of strikes and broken talks, FG and ASUU sign a fresh deal that promises better pay and calmer campuses.
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Kaduna Church Abductions Spark Outrage As Groups Demand Rescue, Apology

Rights groups demand urgent rescue and apology after officials denied the kidnapping of 177 worshippers from churches in Kaduna.

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