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How I’m carving space for women in security, governance — Kemi Okenyodo
One of the most rewarding moments in my career was starting Partners West Africa Nigeria (PWAN) and empowering 99.9 per…
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Gov Lawal receives newly promoted NSCDC officers of Zamfara origin
“With all of you, with the understanding, goodwill, and cooperation I am receiving, we are going to see progress in…
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UK Deports 43 Failed Asylum Seekers, Others To Nigeria, Ghana
The UK government has deported 43 individuals, including failed asylum seekers and convicted foreign offenders, to Nigeria and Ghana. Among…
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Barcelona Defeat Real Madrid 3-2 In Extra-time To Win Copa del Rey
Barcelona edged Real Madrid 3-2 after extra time, with Jules Kounde’s late strike sealing victory in a thrilling 2025 Copa…
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Need for a new communication strategy on Nigeria’s macroeconomics, By ‘Tope Fasua
I therefore propose that the multilateral agencies please have a rethink on their communication strategy around our macroeconomic numbers. Perhaps this…
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Adamawa targets 1.4 million children in new polio vaccination campaign
He called on traditional leaders to encourage parents and caregivers to present their children for vaccination during the campaign to…
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One killed, vehicles razed as gunmen attack vigilante office in Anambra
Like other states in Nigeria’s South-east, security has deteriorated in the Anambra State in recent times with frequent attacks by…
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Malaria disrupts economic ecosystem, raises healthcare costs – Health Minister
Mr Salako cited the World Malaria Report 2024, which attributes 27 per cent of global cases and 31 per cent…
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Trump, Zelensky hold private meeting in Vatican
This is the first physical interaction between Mr Trump and Mr Zelensky since their last meeting at the Oval Office…
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Papa T, Baby T and the Jagabans, By Adamu Rabiu
Haiti under the Duvaliers, comprising Papa Doc and his son, Baby Doc, who ruled successively from 1957 to 1986, following…
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