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Tinubu begins annual leave, travels to France, UK
President Tinubu’s vacation will last 10 working days. The post Tinubu begins annual leave, travels to France, UK appeared first…
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Ekiti govt awards N3.8bn for construction of staff quarters at Agro-Allied Airport
The construction of staff quarters is part of ongoing efforts to ensure the successful operational take-off of the Ekiti State…
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Minister urges state govts to prioritise health spending, investment
He urged sub-national governments to increase health budgets and ensure full releases in line with the compact signed with the…
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PREVIEW: High stakes, fierce battles as CAF World Cup qualifiers resume
With six points up for grabs in this international window, the margins are razor-thin. Every goal, every point, every slip…
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Nigerian military troops kill terrorists, arrest 85 suspects
The troops also rescued 66 kidnapped victims across the country in August. The post Nigerian military troops kill terrorists, arrest…
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One shot, many injured as Kano LG chair leads demolition exercise
Suwidi Umar, alleged to reporters on Thursday that the LG chairperson ordered the demolition of his blacksmith workshop. The post…
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‘Retirees’ demobilisation allowance protests lack merit’ – DHQ
Dozens of retired military personnel had on several occasions blocked the main gate of the Ministry of Finance in Abuja,…
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PCNGI speaks on subsidy removal claim on CNG
The PCNGI said no directive or policy has been issued by the federal government to alter CNG pump prices. The…
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FG appeals to Nigerians abroad to invest, support health sector
Mr Pate explained that diasporans’ contributions could go beyond charity. The post FG appeals to Nigerians abroad to invest, support…
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Ebonyi govt bans graduation parties, assignments in textbooks
The latest development occurred days after the Anambra State Government issued a similar ban across all schools in Anambra State.…
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