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AMAC Election: ADC Candidate Tells Wike “You Can’t Rig Votes Here”
KEY POINTS ADC candidate Dr. Paul Moses warned FCT Minister Nyesom Wike that AMAC...
February 21, 2026
Business
Nigeria’s Public Debt Rises to N153.29 Trillion by September 2025
KEY POINTS Nigeria’s public debt reached N153.29 trillion in Q3 2025, rising by N900...
February 21, 2026
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Blackout as National Grid Collapses Again
The national grid collapse plunges parts of Nigeria into darkness, highlighting ongoing issues in the power sector.
August 7, 2024
Business
Nigeria Advances $1 Billion Sale of Five Power Plants
Nigeria is finalizing the sale of five key power plants in a $1.15 billion deal to enhance its energy sector and economic growth.
June 24, 2024
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Nigeria Cuts Electricity Subsidy to N1 Trillion, Increases Tariffs
Nigeria reduces electricity subsidy from N3 trillion to N1 trillion by increasing tariffs, aiming to improve economic stability and energy affordability.
June 12, 2024
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AMAC Election: ADC Candidate Tells Wike “You Can’t Rig Votes Here”
KEY POINTS ADC candidate Dr. Paul Moses warned FCT Minister Nyesom Wike that AMAC...
February 21, 2026
Business
Nigeria’s Public Debt Rises to N153.29 Trillion by September 2025
KEY POINTS Nigeria’s public debt reached N153.29 trillion in Q3 2025, rising by N900...
February 21, 2026
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Nigeria Customs Hands Over Seized Fuel Worth N40.7 Million
Nigeria Customs hands over seized fuel valued at N40.7 million after intercepting petrol across Lagos border corridors in anti-smuggling operation.
February 21, 2026
Business
Nigeria Customs Opens 60-Bed Hospital With ASR Africa Grant
Nigeria Customs commissions a 60-bed hospital in Bauchi funded by ASR Africa to expand healthcare access for officers and nearby communities.
February 21, 2026