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Obi’s Call for President Tinubu’s Resignation Childish and an Unwarranted Distraction – Presidency
 Peter Obi’s latest comments calling for President Bola Tinubu’s resignation, based on a comparison with the British prime minister’s voluntary exit, are not only misplaced but also reflect a selective and distorted view of Nigeria’s realities since 2023. His view is also simplistic, as is often the case anytime he opens his mouth. Obi forgets […]
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Ondo Police Foil Two Kidnap Attempts in Owo, Rescue Victims and Family Members
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Alleged N15.6bn Fraud: EFCC re-arraigns Ex-Skye Bank MD
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African Health startup targets diabetes, hypertension costs with AI-powered monitoring platform
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Full List: Top 10 all-time goalscorers in FIFA World Cup history
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FAAN to cab operators: Upgrade vehicles by October 2026 or face eviction
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AFRICA FINANCE IN BRIEF: Africa’s new power players
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Crisis rocks Plateau NDC as Reps aspirant alleges candidate imposition
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Nigeria needs a N154 trillion education transformation revolution (Part 2)
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US introduces $750 premium visa interview service amid growing restrictions
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FG pushes for stronger accountability in humanitarian interventions 
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What successful expansion into Africa increasingly requires
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Sophos, OpenAI team up against rising AI cyber threats
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Nigeria hosts 100,000 refugees, asylum seekers from Lake Chad Basin, others – FG
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Tinubu appoints ex-UNILAG VC Ogundipe, NUC chair
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Lionel Messi becomes World Cup’s all-time leading goalscorer
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WAICA and OESAI Unite to Promote Insurance Knowledge Through Regional Quiz Competition
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When will Nigeria be safe?
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Buying a used car? Key checks every buyer should make
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C & I Leasing quotes N18.90 bn Commercial Paper on FMDQ Exchange
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Nigeria’s landmark IP securitisation framework to unlock billions for creatives
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Taking drug abuse conversation beyond the enforcement
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Borno/Yobe Customs Strengthens Ties on Law Enforcement, Border Protection
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Stock deals skyrocket 131% to N7.89trn as domestic, foreign appetite explodes
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NDLEA nabs 75-year-old grandma, 2 couples in nationwide drug raids
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LPG price hike changes how households cook
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Fintech M&A gains momentum as industry experts call for stronger regulatory, legal due diligence
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Dimension Data SPV Funding opens subscription for N5bn series 1 bond offer
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Nigeria, Rwanda Strengthen Financial Ties Through New Capital Market Partnership
 BY NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria and the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) of Rwanda have entered into a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at deepening cooperation and strengthening capital market ties between both countries. The agreement was signed in Abuja on Monday and is designed to promote closer collaboration in areas […]
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Obi to Tinubu: Emulate British PM, resign to save the country from the worsening economic situation
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Meta invests $900m in Indian fintech Cred, appoints its founder as new WhatsApp chief
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Tinubu’s industrial policy unlocking opportunities in Cocoa, other sectors – Presidency
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Why Africa’s next tech advantage will be human infrastructure, not just capital 
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JAMB scraps affiliated degree courses in colleges of education
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US visa applicants can now fast-track interviews for $750
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Banks, telcos, fintechs face growing AI reputation challenge
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