US ends temporary protection for 4 African countries, deportations fear rise – See list
What I told President Tinubu – Oluyede, new Chief of Army Staff
I’ll run for Lagos governor again in 2027 – Rhodes-Vivour
UK granted 300,000 visas in two years – Montgomery
Fare hike: Keyamo, FCCPC at war over Air Peace
How non-appointment of ambassadors is hurting Nigeria — Envoys
Airports: DSS ‘ve no business searching passengers’ bags — Keyamo
Tax Reform Bills: Senate c’ttee meets with AGF tomorrow, sits today
Marketers may lift petrol from PH refinery this week – IPMAN
Tax reform bills: SERAP urges NASS to assess human rights impacts
Dangote, PETROAN continue talks to arrive at price, volume, others
XEC COVID variant not detected in Nigeria — FG

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Babalola vs Farotimi: Allow courts do justice, Afenifere cautions parties
“Everyone, including the parties directly involved, should resist the temptation of heightening tension”
Nigerian doctor elected president of Canadian Medical Association
A Nigerian clinical associate professor of medicine at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi, has been elected as the Canadian Medical Association’s (CMA) president-elect.
COVID-19: What Nigerians need to know about XEC strain
As the world continues to battle the constantly evolving COVID-19 pandemic, new variants of the virus are emerging, each presenting unique challenges.
FG warns of new COVID-19 variants, orders hospitals to be vigilant
Following the circulation of the newly detected XEC COVID-19 variant in 29 countries globally, the federal government has directed all the chief medical directors and medical directors of tertiary hospitals to immediately activate alert systems throughout the hospitals for a high index of suspicion in patients with COVID-like symptoms.
We spent eight times more on organizing Experience 2024 than last year – Adefarasin reveals
The senior pastor of House on the Rock Church, Paul Adefarasin, has revealed that the depreciation of the naira has led to a significant economic downturn, causing the church to spend eight times what it cost to organise Experience 19.

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