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Nigerian university reclaims apartments allocated to some professors, other staff members
“Letters were issued notifying them that the ownership of the quarters have been revoked.” The post Nigerian university reclaims apartments…
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High food prices deepen Kano’s child malnutrition crisis
Children who are malnourished have weakened immunity, leaving them prone to frequent infections such as diarrhoea, pneumonia, and malaria. The…
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WHO appoints new representative to Nigeria
“A healthy population is empowered to seek opportunity and lift themselves out of poverty.” The post WHO appoints new representative…
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Osimhen is ‘best striker in the world,’ Coach Chelle says after Benin victory
“So, now we are going to Morocco. It is not yet finished. It will be very difficult, but tonight, I…
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World Cup Qualifier: Why we lost to Nigeria – Benin Coach Rohr
Had Benin defeated Nigeria, they would have qualified for the World Cup. The post World Cup Qualifier: Why we lost…
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Lagos receives 18,273 foreign tourists in 2024 – Official
An official said there was a need for more sensitisation to make people aware of the government’s tourism initiatives. The…
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Nigeria may partner China to revive Ajaokuta Steel Company – Minister
Mr Abubakar disclosed this at the opening of the 10th edition of Nigeria’s Mining Week. The post Nigeria may partner…
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Irabor: Nigeria, the scars of Boko Haram and the dead horse theory, By Yushau A. Shuaib
SCARS is not just a memoir; it is a mirror reflecting Nigeria’s wounds — the scars of war, hypocrisy, and…
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Turning kinship into capital: Why the South-West must embrace the OKOBI model, By Lydia Ogunibe-Frederick
For centuries, the South-West has thrived on collective finance. Systems like esusu, ajo, and adashe have helped traders raise funds…
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When ideology yields to identity: The new axis of conflict, By Sola Fasure
The twenty-first century, then, is not the end of ideology but its transfiguration — ideology reborn as identity. And until…
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