Oil marketers cut petrol price to N1,350/litre as depot rates drop
Assault on toddler: Lagos govt applies child rights on teacher, proprietress shuts school
5 things to know about Senator John Azuta-Mbata, new Ohanaeze Ndigbo President-General
Dalung affirms existence of ‘dangerous cabals’ in Tinubu’s govt, refuses to mention names
Everyone in danger of being kidnapped in Nigeria — Obi
Police deny alleged theft of N1.098bn from Enugu coffers
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Tinubu confers colonel rank on his Aide-de-Camp, Nurudeen Yusuf
Lagos school where 3-yr-old pupil was assaulted may be shut down if…
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States race to build airports as hunger bites harder
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The government later said 19 people were killed in the fighting, of which 18 were members of the 24-strong commando unit that launched the assault.
Ohanaeze Presidency: I’ll use my experience, contacts to address insecurity in Igboland, if… —Okiro
AHEAD of the election of the President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo on Friday by the General Assembly, former Inspector General of Police, and a major contender for the office, Mike Okiro, has said he is eminently qualified for the position.
Telecom tariff to rise but not by 100% —Minister
The Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr Bosun Tijani says telecom tariffs will soon increase but not by 100 percent. Rising from a stakeholders meeting with Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) on Wednesday in Abuja, Tijani said that consultations and engagements were ongoing on the issue. The MNOs are proposing a 100 pee cent […]
Yahoo, Japa, Agbero, 17 other Nigerian words added to Oxford Dictionary [Full List]
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has enriched its collection with 20 Nigerian words and expressions in its latest update, marking another milestone in recognising the cultural and linguistic diversity of Nigeria.
Police vs Farotimi: A test of free speech, accountability, and law
In this piece, cybersecurity specialist, legal strategist, and writer, Amina Allison, examines the background facts surrounding the ongoing trial of activist, Dele Farotimi in two different courts in Ekiti State and argues that his ordeal underscores the complex interplay between free speech, defamation law, and the evolving digital landscape.
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