BREAKING: Emir of Bungudu in Zamfara, Hassan Attahiru, kidnapped
2023: Battle in Imo East over Ihedioha’s ambition
Empowerment programme, not national cake to be shared — Gov Fintiri warns
Secure Nigeria’s borders, ensure passport reforms — Aregbesola tasks acting NIS CG
Bauchi governor suspends secretary of Muslim welfare board
Three family members die while asleep in Ebonyi community
Apapa Gridlock: Lagos govt, stakeholders in 4-hour meeting, ban illegal roadblocks; to review port levies
UPDATED: Rivers govt drags FG to Supreme Court over VAT
Nigeria’s foreign loans set for all-time high at $45bn as Buhari begs for additional $4bn loan
Our decision on open grazing stays; at any cost — Southern govs
Ospoly suspend ongoing exams over students’ protest, one injured
Crisis hinders Uniosun development plan — VC
Osinbajo tasks bankers on transformation projects

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