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It is lumpen democracy that is dying, not democracy, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf
Chief General Olusegun Obasanjo, former military head of state and ex-president, and Peter Obi, ex-Anambra State Governor and the 2023…
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Tinubu’s promising revolution in infrastructure development, By Chinedu Moghalu
The bold vision of President Tinubu is indeed central to the country’s infrastructure renewal, but the journey requires the active…
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Nigeria, Turkey collaborate to secure return of smuggled baby gorilla
The federal government reaffirms its commitment to biodiversity conservation and the protection of endangered wildlife species in line with global…
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Dangote, Otedola among Forbes 2024 Africa’s richest people
“This is a very, very big relief,” Mr Dangote told Forbes. The post Dangote, Otedola among Forbes 2024 Africa’s richest…
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TRENDING: ‘Our love story’s just beginning’ – Oluwo of Iwo, wife mark third wedding anniversary
The queen is the daughter of the late Madakin Kano, Abdullahi Sarki Sani Yola, and the granddaughter of the late…
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MOVIE REVIEW: Baby Farm is chilling dive into child trafficking horrors
More than a thriller, it’s a wake-up call—forcing us to ask: How many real-life young women are still trapped in…
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In a world of shifting alliances, Cuba stands on principles, By Owei Lakemfa
My primary purpose for being in Cuba from 13-22 March was to attend the Fourth International Colloquium, otherwise called the…
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Eid-el-Fitr: FG declares Monday, Tuesday public holidays
The government urged all Muslims to embrace the virtues of self-discipline, compassion, generosity and peace, emphasising the importance of love,…
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Segilola Resources strengthens ties with host communities through major infrastructure projects
Segilola Resources Operating Limited (SROL) is making significant strides in infrastructure and local development for its host communities The post…
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Meningitis Outbreak: 60 die in Kebbi, as MSF warns 80 per cent of patients may die
Doctors say the patients suffer from high fever, stiff neck, severe headache, nausea, vomiting, seizures, and sensitivity to light. The…
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