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Nigerian military unveils first indigenous attack drones, bombs
“By manufacturing these drones locally, Nigeria reduces its dependence on foreign resources.” The post Nigerian military unveils first indigenous attack…
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Kidnappers release ex-NYSC DG one month after abduction
The former NYSC DG was abducted alongside an unspecified number of people on 6 February. The post Kidnappers release ex-NYSC…
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Investors lose N91bn as Nigerian Exchange opens bearish
“What we witnessed today was an alignment of portfolios by dividend-seeking investors.” The post Investors lose N91bn as Nigerian Exchange…
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Why I banned pro-Wike rally in Bayelsa – Gov Diri
Messrs Wike, Fubara and Diri are officially members of Nigeria’s main opposition party, PDP The post Why I banned pro-Wike…
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PDP chieftain congratulates APC governor on tribunal victory
The PDP praises the tribunal judgment, saying he believes more in the APC candidate. The post PDP chieftain congratulates APC…
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GTCO, Access Holdings, Custodian Investment top stock pick this week
This is not a buy, sell or hold recommendation but a stock investment guide. You may need to involve your…
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Gov Abiodun boosts Ogun State’s Sports Festival preparations with N16.5m grant
The funding aims to enhance the state’s competitive edge, ensuring athletes receive the necessary resources for optimal performance. The post…
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Niger Delta Sports Festival opens with glitz, glamour
Afrobeat star Phyno brought the night to an entertaining close with some of his hit songs, which got the athletes…
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Trump imposes sweeping tariffs on Nigeria, other countries
President Trump introduced two types of tariffs. The first tariff imposes a 10 per cent flat tax on every import…
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Custodian Investment proposes N6.5 billion final dividend as annual profit surges 172%
The proposed dividend payment, the highest ever to be announced by the company since it commenced business in 1995, comes…
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