Fasoranti’s Death: Why reconciliation in Afenifere will be difficult — Okurounmu, ex-Secretary
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Senate postpones screening of ministerial nominees
Budget: Fresh concerns as oil price drops 7% to $72 per barrel
Nnamdi Kanu our sole founder, IPOB tells Nigerian Army
Naira rises to N1,730/$ in parallel market
Murder of Enugu Musician: Killer cop dismissed, remanded
Obasanjo to wealthy Nigerians: Assist the downtrodden
Pressure mounts on naira, falls to N1,740 in parallel market
Helicopter crash: Three, not five bodies recovered – NSIB
Reps tackle Umahi for failing to address Nigeria’s poor road network
‘Japa’ sweeps Nigeria’s hospitals

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Helicopter Crash: NSIB gives reason for suspending search operations
Two days after a Sikorsky SK76 helicopter operated by Eastwind Aviation crashed in Port Harcourt, the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau, NSIB, has said it suspended search operations at 6:15 PM yesterday due to diminishing daylight.
How US sent aircraft with medical equipment to evacuate Binance executive Gambaryan from Nigeria – Report
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/10/breaking-fg-drops-money-laundering-charge-against-binance-representative-gambaryan/
5 African countries that retained their colonial names
Some countries changed their names after they became independent, choosing something that felt more connected to their identity.
Why Nigeria will continue to import petrol — Investigation
Despite efforts to expand domestic capacity, there were indications, yesterday, that Nigeria would continue to import Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, in the short and medium term because of the government deregulation policy, the inability of modular refineries to refine petrol, lack of funds and foreign exchange issues, and the long period of time needed to construct new refineries.
8.6m Lagos residents hypertensive, 3.5m obese — Govt
•Launches free screening campaign for Hypertension, diabetes Lagos: At least 8.6 million residents of Lagos State have high blood pressure (HBP), representing 30 per cent of the population, according to available data. Records also show that approximately 10 million people die from hypertension each year. In response,800,000 residents have been targeted for a week-long free […]

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