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Northern groups warn against desperation for power

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Andersen rebrands, changes name

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Ex-Oyo rep Lam-Adesina rejoins APC

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Allied Air takes delivery of new cargo aircraft

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CIT Microfinance Bank disburses over N16bn loans

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Morocco mulling legalising medicinal cannabis

A Cannabis Sativa plant Morocco, a country where large volumes of cannabis are grown illicitly, is considering legalising production for therapeutic use of the drug, the government said Thursday. The

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Nigeria loses 200,000 bpd of crude oil daily to theft

Nigeria is losing 200,000 barrels of oil valued at 13 million dollars daily to theft and vandalism, NNPC said on Thursday. Managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC),

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Twitter considers charging users for special content, in revenue push

Twitter said Thursday it plans to offer a subscription service in which users would pay for special content from high-profile accounts, part of an economic model to diversify its revenue.

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Self-made South Korean billionaires promise to give half away

Two self-made South Korean billionaires have pledged in as many weeks to give away half their fortunes –- a rarity in a country where business is dominated by family-controlled conglomerates