In Cross River, market women face multiple taxes and poor sanitation, hindering their business operations and threatening their health.
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Dangote’s new refinery starts, promising to end Nigeria’s need for petrol imports and setting a milestone for self-sufficiency in Africa’s energy sector.
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Amid deepening political rifts, five commissioners in Rivers State resign, spotlighting a significant divide over allegiance to Governor Fubara and Minister Wike
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Dangote Refinery plans to import 24 million barrels of US crude, aiming to enhance Nigeria’s energy independence and economic resilience.
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Starting May 24, Nigerian students can apply for interest-free loans via a newly launched government portal, supporting both academic and vocational pursuits.
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In South-West Nigeria, countless abandoned projects signify deep-seated issues in resource allocation and government project continuity.
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Governor Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State cautions pilgrims against money laundering and criminal activity, while pledging to cover pilgrimage costs and offering guidance for a successful Hajj experience.
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A prominent academic has sounded the alarm about the dire state of Nigeria’s education sector, describing it as being in a state of deep crisis. Professor Olaopa’s stark assessment highlights …
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Record-high inflation in Nigeria hits a 28-year peak at 33.69%, exacerbating economic hardships for households as food and living costs continue to soar.
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Samson Ajao has set a new Guinness World Record by reading aloud for 215 hours, inspiring a community-wide celebration in Osogbo.