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Cross River Police Reveal Two Dead After Refuse Dump Collapse
The Cross River State Police Command has confirmed that two persons lost their lives following the collapse of a refuse dump at Ikot Effanga community, along Old Odukpani Road in
The Long Game: What Will Tinubu Leave Behind?
By Adeola Akinremi If there were credible national opinion polls in Nigeria, four months and nineteen days before the presidential election, we would have a clearer picture of where President
MultiChoice Talent Factory Turns 8 Years, Unveils 13 Masterclasses For Nigeria’s Creative Industry
MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF), the training and development programme that supports Africa’s creative industry, is marking eight years of investment in Nigeria’s creative industry with a new series of 13
2027: Peter Obi, Kwankwaso, Dickson Close Ranks, Move To Unite NDC Campaign
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) is moving to forge a united campaign front for the 2027 elections as its presidential candidate, Peter Obi, running mate, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and
King’s College Parents, Students Oppose Concession, Threaten Lawsuit, Resumption Boycott
Parents and students of King’s College, Lagos, have rejected the federal government’s proposed concession of the 117-year-old institution to the King’s College Old Boys Association, threatening legal action and a
Ojulari Drives Upstream Revival As Rig Count Hits 73 And $20bn Bonga Project Nears FID
Nigeria’s upstream petroleum industry is showing renewed signs of activity as the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) under its Group Chief Executive Officer, Bayo Ojulari, has recorded increased
Ekeh: 57% Of Tech Products Bought By Nigerian Government, Firms Are Refurbished
The Chairman of Zinox Group, Leo Stan Ekeh, has revealed that about 57 per cent of technology products procured by government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and corporate organisations in
Gunfire, as Niger insurgents attempt to storm presidential palace
Niger’s presidential guard on Saturday repelled “insurgents from within the armed forces” who tried to enter the presidential palace in Niamey, where shooting was ongoing, a security source told AFP.
Iran president backtracks, admits US sanctions hurting economy
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian has admitted that US sanctions on his country are hurting its economy, despite just days ago insisting they would achieve nothing. “Some say sanctions have no
27 die in Church bus crash
A minibus carrying churchgoers collided head-on with a truck in central Zimbabwe, killing at least 27 people, police said Saturday, in the latest deadly road crash to hit the country.
