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Anambra govt counters Peter Obi on brewery’s tax ranking claim
During an interview on Arise TV in June, Mr Obi claimed that Intafact Beverages Limited, otherwise known as SABMiller Brewery,…
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Nigerian military rejects Turkey’s claim of presence of terror group
Mr Kangye maintained that Nigeria remains an independent nation capable of making its own decisions, particularly on security and counterterrorism…
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Germany’s fertility rate drops again in 2024
A total of 677,117 children were born in 2024, marking a decrease of 15,872 births from the previous year. The…
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Surveillance, safety, and the silencing of truth, By Angela Quintal
We must build on momentum toward this. African journalists must investigate the surveillance industry. Who buys the tools? Who sells…
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UBA’s LEO becomes Africa’s first chatbot to enable cross-border payments
The platform leverages the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) developed in partnership with the African Export-Import Bank (AfreximBank) for…
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Russia, Ukraine exchange bodies of fallen soldiers
“In continuation of the Istanbul agreements, another 1,000 bodies of Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers were handed over to Ukraine today.”…
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Troops apprehend NURTW members for transporting arms to terrorists – DHQ
According to him, the troops also arrested 11 terrorist collaborators and rescued seven kidnapped victims in the North-east. The post…
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Google Maps updates renamed Lagos streets amid controversy
Google Maps has effected the changes, showing the newly assigned street names. The post Google Maps updates renamed Lagos streets…
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Ex-governor’s daughter resigns as Mbah appoints six new Enugu commissioners
If the Enugu State House of Assembly approves the latest nomination, the state will have a total of 25 commissioners.…
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Over 91 Million Africans living with chronic viral hepatitis – WHO
In Nigeria, the prevalence among children under five stood at 0.3 per cent, slightly above the 2025 regional target. The…
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