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Group condemns Uromi killings, alleges harassment of traditional ruler, vigilantes
FAAN moves to end manual checks at Lagos Airport
Confusion, chaos in Abuja as Police battle to thwart anti-Rivers emergency rule protests
Nigerian newspapers’ review: Anxiety as Police, organisers of Cybercrime Act and Rivers emergency rule protest differ
Net forex inflow rises 89% to $59.6bn in 2024
Trump tariffs: Experts raise fresh alarm over battered Naira
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The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism, and Creative Economy (FMACTCE) has taken a bold step toward strengthening inter-ministerial collaboration and promoting data-driven governance through a strategic partnership with Big Win Philanthropy.
Rising gym fees: Men join women in body shape market
By Elizabeth Adegbesan Despite the hard blows dealt to Nigerians by the continuous increase in the cost of goods and services, many still want to look good. However, looking good nowadays comes at a high price, especially if you want to go natural. The Gym used to be a place of pride for men who […]
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Cybercrime Act, Emergency Rule protest: Anxiety as Police, organisers differ
The organisers of today’s nationwide protest, Take-It-Back movement yesterday differed with the police over the propriety of the action against the Cybercrime Act and suspension of the democratic structure in Rivers State, following the imposition of emergency rule on the state by the Federal Government.
The Uromi killings
By NICK DAZANG Sixteen hunters, on their way from Port Harcourt to Kano, for the Eid-el-Fitr celebration, were intercepted at Uromi, Edo State, and were cruelly lynched. Naturally, the lynching occasioned a national outrage. Rarely have Nigerians, across strata and spectra, been so unanimous and clarion in their indignation. This lynching was not only barbaric, it […]
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