Onwusanya commends Oborevwori over Ugbolu–Okpanam, Oko road Projects
FG extradites third Nigerian in sextortion, murder case to US
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Electoral Act: Hold INEC accountable, Osuntokun urges Nigerians
FG raises alarm over fake veterinary drugs
C’River workers threaten protest over alleged unpaid salaries
LASU bans part-time students from unionism
Top 10 most expensive states to live in Nigeria in 2026
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Full list of iPhones with ‘very low’ resale value in 2026
FG to join global palm oil-producing council as full member

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Nigeria’s public debt grows by N900bn to N153.29trn in Q3 2025 – DMO
The federal government accounted for the majority of domestic debt, rising to N77.81 trillion in Q3 2025 from N76.58 trillion in Q2.
Trump considers limited strike on Iran to press nuclear deal – Report
If authorised, the strike could come within days, targeting a few military or government sites, said the report.
Beyond Valentine’s Day and its thrill: Here’s why Tecno Camon 40 series is the gadget for memories
The Valentine frenzy is gradually winding down for 2026 but the question is, what did you give or receive vis-a-vis all the expectations it came with. Before and during Valentine the TECNO Camon 40 Series was the perfect gadget to gift your lovers, partners and friends for the season of love. Instead of opting for […]
Tinubu begs telcos to give educational platforms unhindered connectivity access
By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor President Tinubu has begged telecommunications operators, telcos in the country to give unhindered connectivity access to educational institutions and other platforms of learning in the country, reminding them that connectivity is the right of every Nigeria citizen. The President said he observed that in the telcos’ business, commercial considerations mostly […]
Epstein estate agrees to settle victim claims for up to $35 mn
The estate of convicted US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has agreed to pay up to $35 million to settle the outstanding legal claims of potentially dozens of victims, according to a court filing Thursday.

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