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Oriire school kidnappings: DSS docks Five Ansaru leaders on 7-count terror charge
Buhari returns from US-Africa leaders summit
States Atiku, Tinubu, Peter Obi may win – Report
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2023: INEC has all resources it asked for to conduct free, fair, credible elections – Buhari
Croatia beat Morocco 2-1 in World Cup third-place
Photos: Jonathan, Peter Obi, Oyedepo, others attend Paul Eneche’s daughter’s wedding
2023: Only Politicians with good intentions will win – Catholic Bishop
2023 elections threatened — Yakubu
Presidential air fleet needs N15bn in 2023, Commander tells Reps
NEMA evacuates 191 stranded Nigerians from India
FAAC shares N902bn to FG, states, LGs
Ekpa’s call on 2023 election would be ignored – Okwesilieze Nwodo
Underfunding, debts affecting our operations — Presidential Air Fleet
2023: FG, states budget N19.16trn on salaries, pensions, others
I’m Igbo’s route to presidency — Atiku
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N18bn: Adeleke, Oyetola renew bickering over Osun loan stock, debt profile
The governor also disclosed that the state is indebted to the tune of N407.32 billion as of November 30th, 2022.
EFCC responsible for my detention in UK, Ekweremadu tells court
EFCC responsible for my detention in UK, Ekweremadu tells court
EFCC recovers N30bn from suspended Accountant-General
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru, Abuja The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Thursday, said it had so far recovered over N30 billion from the corruption activities surrounding the suspended Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF), Idris Ahmed. Chairman of the Commission, Abdulrasheed Bawa, stated this at the media briefing organised by the Presidential Communications Team at the […]
JAMB remitted N50bn to FG, expends N750m on CSR – Registrar
By James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), on Wednesday disclosed that it has remitted N50billion to the federal government’s coffers in the last six years. The examination body also said it has expended N500m as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in support of Nigerian universities to increase their capacity to give admission […]
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