Lagos surveillance drones form part of a new security strategy as the state partners with the Air Force and Police to enhance intelligence gathering.
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Legal Aid Council prison visits persist nationwide, targeting inmate representation gaps and highlighting correctional facility challenges.
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Aiteo wins a Murzuq basin license as Libya reopens oil bidding and pushes to revive investment and production growth.
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UNIBEN optometry admission dispute leaves students uncertain after the university reportedly exceeded its approved quota for the 2025/2026 session.
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NAFDAC says sachet alcohol enforcement remains in place, rejecting claims that the federal government ordered a suspension of regulatory actions.
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Tinubu urges National Economic Council to deliver ranching reforms, linking livestock investment and agricultural diversification to improved security and economic growth.
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Nigeria’s oil industry regulator trained 250 Lagos youths in solar installation and vocational skills, providing starter packs to support immediate employment and entrepreneurship.
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Anambra State directs 12 markets to reopen on Mondays, warning traders of temporary closures for non-compliance and scheduling a meeting with market leaders.
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MTN said 9,218 fibre cuts and rising vandalism strained its network in 2025, exposing persistent infrastructure gaps despite government reforms.
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State has denied reports it spent ₦707 million on meals, saying the figure reflects aggregated operational costs and that water infrastructure investment continues statewide.
