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Nigeria’s digital literacy drive reaches 2.77m, falls short of 50m target
 …NITDA launches national tracker …Private sector accounts for 60% of reported training as women make up 32.9% of beneficiaries Nigeria 
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APC campaign council creates new directorate, reshuffles youth, women mobilisation leadership
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Ebola confirmed in Abuja, 44 under surveillance
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Nigeria targets smallholder farmers in push for $30bn climate finance opportunity
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Aiyedatiwa, Abiodun mourn as Fasoranti, Afenifere leader, dies at 100
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FG, Bi-courtney sign final MMA2 settlement, end nearly 20-year dispute
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Nigeria faces shortage of 68,000 cybersecurity professionals – Expert
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Amazon’s $220bn AI bet puts cash flow under pressure as spending outpaces returns
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Vigilance service officers rescue seven kidnapped victims in Kogi
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 In a proactive efforts to curb cultism and other violent crimes, operatives of the Lagos State Police Command’s Violent Crime Response Unit (VCRU), acting on credible intelligence, have arrested two (2) suspected cultists allegedly terrorizing the Addo Road area of Ajah, Lagos. The suspects, identified as Idris Rasak, ‘m’, 26 years, aka Aloss, and Ibrahim […]
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FG, Bi-Courtney resolve 18-year MM2 concession dispute
 The Federal Government and Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited have reached a settlement over the long-standing dispute surrounding the concession of 
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United Nigeria Airlines to activate cargo operations at Ekiti airport in January -Okonkwo
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Experts say Africa could unlock $8.6trn by ending raw resource exports
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Connecting with today’s consumer drives brand repositioning as Maltina reinvents identity
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360 Woman Africa Annual Conference 2026 to Focus on Emerging Women leaders, Businesses and Artificial intelligence (AI)
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Christian couples must develop good communication skills for blissful marriage – Pastor Adewale
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PINL pipeline security restores fishing, farming in Rivers communities
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Gov Mutfwang hails Gowon’s legacy of unity as ex-head of state turns 92
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Court reserves ruling on Emefiele’s bid to dismiss $6.23m fraud charges
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Tinubu receives returning Zamfara lawmakers after reconciliation drive
 Minister of State for Defence Bello Mohammed Matawalle has facilitated the return of eight Zamfara State House of Assembly members 
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Adeniyi, Customs Comptroller-General of Customs, calls for increased vigilance on arms smuggling ahead of 2027 Polls
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Pro‑Fubara lawmakers resume as Assembly moves to re-establish Isaka sea school
 The three lawmakers sympathetic to Siminalayi Fubara, Rivers State Governor, on Tuesday resumed sitting at the state House of Assembly 
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NMA seeks adequate remuneration, funding for safer medical Healthcare delivery
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Abbey Bank bets on mortgage expertise to expand commercial banking November
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Wike questions Atiku’s credibility, calls Obi a ‘fake man’
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Tinubu may impose fuel tax after re-election, ADC warns
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How Your Side Hustle Income Ends Up in Your RSA
 BY NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—The income you save through the various side hustles can be contributed into your Retirement Savings Account (RSA). For workers in the formal sector—such as those in federal government agencies, teachers, parastatals, university lecturers, staffs etc.—this can be contributed as an additional fund via voluntary contributions. While, for those in the informal sector—such […]
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How businesses can access Nigeria’s new 5% investment tax credit
 Nigeria’s new investment tax incentive could help eligible companies reduce their tax bills as they expand production, but businesses must 
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Jigawa Governor orders MDAs, LG councils to accept corps members
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First Holdco, Seplat, HBM Nigeria blaze past NGX Premium peers on stellar YtD return
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​Kaduna 2027: APC defections test Ashiru’s grassroots support as Sani targets 3m votes
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Insecurity, illegal mining threaten Nigeria’s mineral processing investments
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NCC Strengthens Monitoring of Type Approval Compliance for SIM-Enabled Devices
 BY NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has reiterated its warning to manufacturers, importers, distributors and sellers of SIM-enabled devices in Nigeria, reminding them of their statutory and regulatory obligations under the Nigerian Communications Act 2003, the Type Approval Regulations 2024 and the Type Approval Business Rules 2024. The Commission, in a statement released by […]
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Lagos resolves 3,000 petitions through ADR, saves N1.2bn – Sanwo-Olu
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Nigeria must look beyond exporting unprocessed minerals – NSEG
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NBC names top 10 Maltina Teacher of the Year finalists
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