With petrol prices soaring, remote workers in Nigeria are increasingly turning to solar energy for reliable and cost-effective power solutions.
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The Nigerian Presidency has refuted claims that Nigeria was snubbed in the 2024 UN Human Rights Council election since Nigeria did not participate in this election cycle.
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Affected stakeholders however object to the selection of the University of Abuja’s Vice Chancellor and claim manipulation as well as lowering of standards.
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A resurvey order of Agu Owa and Ugbo Lawrence slums has been approved by the Enugu State Government, which in line with its urban renewal agenda has offered residents two …
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Learn about the science-backed benefits of green tea, including cancer prevention, weight management, and improved cognitive function.
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PINL’s surveillance led to the discovery of crude oil theft at a logistics firm in Rivers, prompting arrests and increased security measures.
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Bandits in Sokoto have taken control of local governance, appointing and removing village heads at will, according to the council chairman. Urgent intervention is needed.
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Nigeria’s economic and social challenges lead the Coalition of Northern Groups to a call for community driven solutions, in place of the devaluation, inflation, and insecurity it decries.
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Ondo workers get N73,000 monthly as minimum wage – Gov Aiyedatiwa, seeks support for APC in Ondo guber poll.
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The court rejects Nnamdi Kanu’s plea for a new judge, keeping Justice Nyako on the case amidst ongoing terrorism trial.