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Election Observers Criticized Police Conduct, Credit To OSIEC

An election monitoring group gave high marks to the OSIEC's execution of the Osun LG election process but declared strong disapproval of police aggressive behaviors during voting.
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7 Lessons on Staying Relevant From Nigerian Celebrities

Learn how Nigerian celebrities staying relevant use reinvention, branding, and social media to maintain success and dominate the entertainment industry for years
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Fake Doctor Arrested in Lagos After Treating Hundreds of Patients

A fake doctor in Lagos has been arrested for treating over 200 patients using a forged certificate. Tayo Shakirudeen reportedly performed surgeries despite lacking qualifications, raising concerns about the safety of his patients.
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Nigeria Ranks Among Top 10 Countries with Highest Hepatitis Burden: WHO Report

Nigeria has been identified as one of the top 10 countries globally burdened by...
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Nigeria’s Fake Drug Crisis: How to Protect Yourself

Nigeria is facing a serious problem of fake and substandard drugs, which pose a...
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Lagos Bans Styrofoam Takeaway Packs, Prioritizes Environmental Health

Lagos imposes ban on styrofoam takeaway packs, granting businesses a three-week period for adjustment in environmental health initiative.

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Election Observers Criticized Police Conduct, Credit To OSIEC

An election monitoring group gave high marks to the OSIEC's execution of the Osun LG election process but declared strong disapproval of police aggressive behaviors during voting.
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7 Lessons on Staying Relevant From Nigerian Celebrities

Learn how Nigerian celebrities staying relevant use reinvention, branding, and social media to maintain success and dominate the entertainment industry for years
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The Unexpected Rise of Spoken Word Poetry in Nigeria

Nigeria's spoken word poetry scene is thriving, thanks to dedicated festivals and digital media.
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Why Nigerians Abroad Secretly Invest in Properties Back Home

Nigerians abroad are increasingly investing in properties back home, motivated by emotional connections and attractive financial returns.

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