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Chineze Njideka Odinamadu gears up for festive season
Ofada Rice Day Festival: Stakeholders push for culinary innovation, heritage preservation
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Grieving family of eight die in Benue auto crash
Nigerian tech policy expert, Timi Olagunju, named 2025 Public Voices Fellow by MacArthur Foundation
Alleged Rights Violation: Why Appeal court struck out Nnamdi Kanu’s case against FG
Chidinma Achudume and Aduragbemi Lawal wed in style
Three farmers, commuter killed as Benue records fresh herdsmen attacks
Explicit Communications equips UNILAG Mass Comm Dept with PradLab
Obi visits Ngige after convoy attack as ex-Minister recounts ordeal
400-level UNIPORT student to die by hanging for murder of girlfriend
Cardoso: Nigeria attracts $20.98bn foreign capital inflow in 10months
Climate Resilience Financing: NADF, others sign MoU

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One of the most articulate men to have passed through the House of Representatives in the Fourth Republic, Alhaji Alhassan Ado Doguwa, again demonstrated his mastery of parliamentary rhetoric last Tuesday as lawmakers debated the worsening insecurity in the country. A former journalist turned politician, Doguwa has walked a path as colourful as it is controversial, […]
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Ministers push unified National EdTech Vision, vow inclusive digital learning for every Nigerian child
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