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FG links pupils to online teachers, offers free data
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Grid failure: Lagos relies on 4.5m generators, Ogunleye says
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Oando reduces production costs to $15.39 per barrel
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Six climate measures could save 1.6 million lives yearly – WHO
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Ex Afreximbank President, Oramah urges Africa to turn global shocks into opportunities
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APM Terminals champions port modernisation, collaboration to drive growth
 APM Terminals Nigeria has underscored the importance of efficient ports, modern infrastructure and stronger public-private collaboration in enabling trade, improving productivity and supporting Nigeria’s economic growth.
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CPC and self-reform: Lessons in political party’s capacity building
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Shipowners decry regulatory constraints stifling maritime devt
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Police seek mother of abandoned Abuja newborn
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Terminal operator seeks port modernisation, inclusive growth
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Lagos man kills self after lover ends relationship
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Soldier rejects N500,000 bribe, gets N500,000 reward
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Let’s tame unlicensed private jet charter operations menace
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Cleric, three others killed in fresh Benue attack
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Army kills two kidnappers in Kogi, recovers 5,000 rounds of ammunition
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Lagos court jails Ogun student 14 years for fraud
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Kidnappers free widow’s husband, five mourners in Benue
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Lagos demolitions displaced 50,000, destroyed 5,000 homes – Amnesty International
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Stakeholders call for forensic audit of NIMASA vessel funds
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Kwara converts Omu-Aran General Hospital to teaching hospital
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Nasarawa APC crisis: Govt calls for probe of rally disruption
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IFC, Access Holdings partner to boost trade finance across Africa
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Nasarawa SUBEB seeks power to regulate private schools
 The Chairman of the Nasarawa State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Dr Kassim Mohamed, has called for legislative backing to enable the board to regulate the establishment and operations of private primary schools in the state, particularly those operating from converted residential buildings.
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Experts decry shortage, high cost of diabetes treatment
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CJN to chair Pinheiro legal books launch
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INEC, who’s writing our voters’ register?
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Osun puts Oluwo under watch over inflammatory remarks
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Prayer walks are political protests
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CBN study links Nigeria’s fiscal deficits to currency depreciation
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Bitget Wallet expands payment options with stablecoin-powered virtual card
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State police: Six assemblies face Nov 15 approval deadline
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Lagos targets more jobs, investments in 2027
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Kebbi, Malami trade blame over demolition
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2027: Obasanjo’s son backs Tinubu’s re-election
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A note on state police
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Ogun-Osun Basin MD empowers residents, backs Tinubu, Yayi
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