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Alleged forgery: FG files charges against HEDA’s boss
Joan Osa Oviawe: A rare commitment to education reform
Top Celebs storm Sapele Glamorous Lounge & Nightclub, Splash & Rhush
21st century economy: Lagos govt pledges support for SMEs
Int’l girl child day: NGO harps on digital media for enhancement performance in STEM
IoT: Key to transforming manufacturing, power, other sectors
STATE OF THE NATION: It’s time to take back Nigeria — Bakare
‘Nigeria had permission to export beef to Britain in 1971’
Oraimo Freepods 3 sold out in first week of launch
FFS set to develop new fire policy

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Elevating the girl child through technology
Today marks the annual International Celebration of the girl child and the theme for this year is “My Voice, Our Equal Future”. The day was enacted to recognize and address the challenges girls face, promote girls empowerment and to protect their fundamental human rights.
Our land soaked in blood, gloom, South-East bishops wail
Archbishops of different Christian denominations in the South-East have expressed concern over the high level of violence in the region, saying the land is soaked with blood, with gloomy clouds ganging in the air.
No respite for infertile couples as treatment cost skyrockets
When Doris, a 30-year-old civil servant suffered series of successive pregnancy failures, she and her spouse were encouraged to seek specialized pregnancy care service.
2022 budget: Timi Frank urges Nigerians to prepare for worst times
At a time Nigerians are struggling to survive due to harsh economic conditions, former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, has urged the masses to prepare for worst times ahead.
Worry, as foreign portfolio investments decline 44% to N262bn
Against the backdrop of Nigeria’s foreign exchange market instability, total Foreign Portfolio Investments, FPI, inflow through the Nigerian stock market has dropped by 44.1 per cent to N262.85 billion Year-on-Year, YoY, as at August 2021, from N470.2 billion in the corresponding period of 2020.

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