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Rivers Crisis: Our governor is peaceful; we love him; leave us in peace — Ibinabo Fiberesima
“Let our children and families be at peace. Let people go to work in peace. Is this too much to…
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INTERVIEW: State of Emergency in Rivers: How Tinubu’s action saved Fubara — AGF Fagbemi
AGF Lateef Fagbemi argues that the declaration of a state of emergency on Rivers was to Governor Fubara’s advantage. The…
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FAAC disbursements hit record N15.26 trillion in 2024, surge by 43% – NEITI
The total disbursement of N15.26 trillion was distributed among the three tiers of government. The post FAAC disbursements hit record…
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Meningitis Outbreak: Death toll in Kebbi rises to 55
Mr Musa-Ismaila said the Public Health Department started receiving reports of people showing symptoms of fever, severe headache, neck stiffness…
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Nigeria, other Africa countries facing worsening humanitarian crisis – Report
According to the report, ongoing conflict and attacks on civilians are fuelling increased displacement across the region, including in Nigeria.…
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Tinubu swears in Ibok-Ete Ibas as Rivers sole administrator
Mr Ibas, a retired vice admiral and former chief of naval staff, arrived at the villa at about 12.48 p.m.…
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No explosion at Port Harcourt refinery – NNPC
NNPC described the report as ‘false’, noting that what occurred at the refinery was a flare incident, which has been…
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World Cup Qualifiers: Ekong urges Super Eagles to focus on winning against Rwanda
With Nigeria winless in their previous four matches, this game represents a must-win for the team if they are to…
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Lawmakers clash over emergency rule in Rivers
The two female lawmakers from Rivers and Bayelsa States, South-south Nigeria, exchanged words, pointing fingers at each other in a…
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No shortages of HIV drugs in Nigeria- NACA DG
This is in response to concerns raised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) that Nigeria and seven other countries could…
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