‘They ‘ll shoot down their own’ — Tinubu support group wary of Southwest
Nwakanma bags NUJ Outstanding Community Service Award
Ecological Funds: Don’t politicise flood, Akwa Ibom, Delta tell FG
Hope, excitement as Uzotex Foundation uplifts Imo communities
Ogun govt celebrates Pa Solanke @ 80
Monarch leads ‘Operation show your PVC’ for Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu
2023 presidential race: Amuwo Odofin ‘ll vote massively for Tinubu – Buraimoh, LG boss
Postgraduate medical college to get programme centre in Jos
Adefaye, NGE urge Makinde to sustain development in Oyo
Flood worsening nation’s socio-economic woes — NECA
We’ve boosted FG’s policy with N31.5bn FDI — Novare
Pensioners do verification every 3 months in Kaduna — NUP
Labour kicks against secret sale of Polaris Bank
Why Buchi is Raising 2,022 Person Mass Choir

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Insecurity fueling malnutrition in Nigeria — UNICEF
Insecurity fueling malnutrition in Nigeria —UNICEF
Electoral Act 2022: How polling units take shine off rigging
This report examines why, even with the celebrated Electoral Act 2022, there are reasons it is not yet Uhuru in the electoral sphere. This report will show why Nigerians should be watchful and committed to following through on citizen activism in order to ensure that provisions of the Act are strictly followed with a view to having free, fair, and credible elections next year.
Military’s ship-burning scandal
NO credible excuse or explanation can be spruced up to justify the international embarrassment that the military authorities exposed Nigeria to in the burning of a pirate ship caught in the act of illegally lifting oil in the Niger Delta. The 87-metre long ship, which was arrested by the private security outfit of ex-militant leader, […]
2023: 5m man march, political rallies’re social media hypes — Buba Galadima
2023: 5m man march, political rallies’re social media hypes — Buba Galadima
Abuja residents decry high electricity tariff, threaten protest
Residents of Mararaba, Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, have decried the ‘outrageous’ electricity tariff charged by the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) and threatened to protest.

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