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Overcoming blue economy challenges: Paving the way for Africa’s renaissance, By Uche Igwe
Africa’s blue economy can constitute a significant source of wealth that can catapult the continent’s fortunes. It is estimated that…
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If Nigeria wins, West Africa wins, outgoing AFRICOM Commander speaks on Insecurity
“African countries… they’re not asking us to pull them up. They’re already there. They want us to respect their sovereignty.…
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Senate panel queries RSIEC chairman-nominee’s indigeneship status
The RSIEC chairman-nominee, Michael Odey, hails from Cross River State as the Sole Administrator of the state, Ibok-Ete Ibas. The…
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Benue’s bloodshed: Beyond ethnic tensions, a triple crisis of climate, politics, and arms, By Ope Oriniowo
Benue’s tragedy is a warning — and an opportunity. If we continue to explain it through the narrow lens of…
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UN agency links Nigeria’s high fertility rate to weak reproductive rights
The report, titled “The Real Fertility Crisis: The Pursuit of Reproductive Health Agency”, examines global trends relating to bodily autonomy…
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President Tinubu felicitates Taiwo Oyedele at 50
President Tinubu prays God to grant Taiwo Oyedele continued strength, wisdom, and fulfilment as he continues his dedicated service to…
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EFCC re-arraigns Bauchi’s Accountant General for N1.49 billion fraud
The prosecution re-arraigned the Bauchi State’s Accountant General and his co-defendant on Tuesday, following an amendment of the charges. The…
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Atiku fumes over Benue killings
“The silence, the indifference, the lack of urgency, it is all damning. It speaks to a deeper rot in the…
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Midterm: Senate spokesperson disagrees with Bamidele, insists chamber passed 844 bills
The Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, and the Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, disagreed over the number of bills passed by the…
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Nigeria’s current Lassa fever fatality rate worse than 2024 – NCDC
As of epidemiological week 23 in 2025, a total of 143 deaths have been reported, with a CFR of 18.9…
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