Verify overseas job offers before accepting, UK and FG warn Nigerians
Bondmere Review 2026: Scam or Real Opportunity?
Protests against Interior minister, ploy to sabotage Tinubu’s re-election – APC Chieftain
Troops foil ambush on GOC in Kebbi, neutralise five terrorists
Nigerian F1, J1 visa holders excluded from new US travel restrictions
Pharmacists kick as FMoH signs Medipool drug procurement deal
XEJet, UniAbuja move to advance aeronautical training
83-year-old arraigned over alleged land grabbing
Our agents were compromised in FCT poll — ADC insider
Crisis rocks Edo ADC, Owie, others shut out of meeting
No loss of life recorded — FAAN reacts to fire outbreak
Again, gunmen reportedly kill four traders in Plateau
US judge blocks release of Trump documents case report

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Why power supply remains at 4,000MW despite 15,000MW capacity — GenCos
Power Generation Companies (GenCos) have attributed Nigeria’s persistent average electricity generation of about 4,000 megawatts (MW), despite an installed capacity of 15,500MW, to liquidity challenges, weak contract enforcement and structural bottlenecks in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI).
Fire guts part of MMIA Terminal 1 in Lagos
Fire has gutted part of Terminal 1 at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, destroying some items in the process.
ActionAid condemns police use of tear gas on peaceful electoral reform protesters
ActionAid Nigeria (AAN) on Monday condemned the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) for deploying tear gas against peaceful protesters at the National Assembly demanding real-time transmission of election results, describing the action as counterproductive and a threat to democratic freedoms.
Igbo women, stakeholders urge law to preserve Igbo language
…as Soludo pledges action By Steve Oko AWKA — Igbo women, traditional rulers, and community leaders have called for urgent legislation to protect and promote the Igbo language, warning that decades of neglect could push it toward extinction. The demand followed a two-day summit held over the weekend at Nnamdi Azikiwe University to mark United […]
Mass detentions push refugees into hiding in Egypt
When Sudanese refugee Abu Amin left for work one day more than two weeks ago, his family expected him back hours later. They have heard nothing since.

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