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President Tinubu hosted a closed-door meeting with Minister Nyesom Wike, Governor Siminalayi Fubara, and Ogoni leaders at the Presidential Villa. The meeting, marked by smiles between Wike and Fubara amid their political rift, focused on Niger Delta cleanup demands and fostering unity...
Speed Darlington, the Nigerian rapper, has regained his freedom after two months in police custody. His legal team announced his release, citing an unlawful detention related to a verbal altercation with Burna Boy. They plan to seek justice for the rapper’s deprivation of fundamental human...
Covenant University has been ranked Nigeria's best university for 2025 by Times Higher Education, surpassing Ahmadu Bello University and Landmark University. The rankings are based on teaching, research, and international outlook, with other top institutions like the University of Ibadan and the...
NNPCL has increased petrol prices to N990 per litre in Abuja and N960 in Lagos, reflecting market dynamics and the deregulation policy. The price hike follows global crude oil fluctuations and the commencement of loading operations at Dangote Refinery, with further increases expected due to...
A police inspector, Lawal Ibrahim, was found dead in an Abuja hotel after a suspected intimate encounter. The incident involved a woman invited from Jigawa State. Authorities recovered items linked to the encounter, and investigations are underway. The case has raised concerns about safety and...
President Bola Tinubu hosted Governor Sim Fubara and Ogoni leaders at Aso Rock to address the Ogoni clean-up project and the resumption of oil activities. Discussions focused on environmental restoration, compensation for impacted communities, and UNEP recommendations. The meeting highlighted...
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the establishment of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Polytechnic in Gwarinpa, Abuja. The institution aims to enhance technological, vocational, and entrepreneurial education. The FCT Minister and the Federal Ministry of Education will finalize site locations...
Nigerian CMDs warn of a healthcare crisis due to the mass exodus of medical workers caused by poor remuneration. Despite government investments in infrastructure, hospitals face severe staff shortages. CMDs urge increased funding, better salaries, and timely budget releases to address the...
Nigerian blogger Tunde Ednut received a Certificate of Recognition from Prince George’s County, Maryland, for empowering communities and advocating for justice. Celebrated for his influence and contributions to the African diaspora, the award coincided with his birthday, marking a proud...
The National Association of Telecoms Subscribers (NATCOMS) plans to sue the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) over its approval of a 50% telecom tariff hike. NATCOMS argues the increase is excessive and calls for a moderate 5%-10% rise instead. Subscribers cite economic hardships and...
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