Gov. Nasir Idris queries the sudden military withdrawal before the Kebbi school abductions as calls for accountability intensify nationwide.
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Atiku calls for a state of emergency on insecurity after another mass abduction of schoolchildren in Niger State.
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Dangote strengthens SME growth at the Kano trade fair with support desks, new sugar packaging, and partnerships aimed at boosting small-business capacity.
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The FAAC distributed ₦2.094 trillion in October 2025 to all three tiers of government, even as VAT receipts fell.
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APC USA requests to brief US lawmakers on the Nigeria CPC designation, highlighting security challenges, religious freedom, and government efforts to address unrest
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United Nigeria Airlines accepts public apologies from VDM and Mr Jollof after their in-flight brawl disrupted passengers, with airline urging adherence to aviation safety rules
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Falz urges Tinubu to resign, citing the president’s 2014 security comments as new abductions and killings heighten national anger over insecurity.
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Nigeria expects nearly $1bn yearly from electricity exports after a successful regional grid test, positioning the country as West Africa’s key power supplier.
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President Tinubu delays G20 trip to address Kebbi schoolgirl abductions and a church attack, deploying additional security while awaiting detailed briefings.
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Adeyemi urges a nationwide review of Nigeria’s fragile security framework after 25 schoolgirls were abducted in Kebbi State, highlighting intelligence and coordination gaps.