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Nigeria’s Power Debt Jumps To N6.5 Trillion As Unpaid Bills Threaten FG Bond Plan

Nigeria’s power sector debt climbs to N6.5 trillion as GenCos get partial payments, putting pressure on the government’s bond plan.
Sports

Regragui Calls Senegal Walk-Off Shameful After AFCON Final Penalty Chaos

Morocco coach Walid Regragui blasts Senegal’s walk-off after a late penalty drama marred the AFCON final showdown.
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Troops Kill Five Top Terror Commanders in July Raids

Nigerian troops killed five terrorist leaders, rescued 134 hostages, and foiled oil thefts in sweeping nationwide raids during July 2025.
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Ribadu Says Insecurity Has Impacted Over 150 Million Nigerians

Ribadu warns that insecurity has devastated farming communities and affected millions of Nigerians, calling for urgent national unity.
Society

Notorious Bandit Terrorizing Abuja, Kaduna Killed in Police Shootout

Police killed Dogo Saleh, a notorious bandit leader in Abuja and Kaduna, after his gang ambushed officers in a failed rescue attempt.

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Nigeria’s Power Debt Jumps To N6.5 Trillion As Unpaid Bills Threaten FG Bond Plan

Nigeria’s power sector debt climbs to N6.5 trillion as GenCos get partial payments, putting pressure on the government’s bond plan.
Sports

Regragui Calls Senegal Walk-Off Shameful After AFCON Final Penalty Chaos

Morocco coach Walid Regragui blasts Senegal’s walk-off after a late penalty drama marred the AFCON final showdown.
Business

Nigeria Cuts Petrol Imports as Local Refining Rises in December

KEY POINTS Petrol imports fell by 19 percent in December, while local refinery supply...
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Abia Obidient Group Denies Threat to Withdraw Support for Otti

Abia’s Obidient Movement says reports linking its support for Governor Alex Otti to ADC defection plans are false and misrepresent its position.

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