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I don’t regret naming International Conference Centre after Tinubu – Wike
The minister also spoke on why his ministry spent N37 billion to renovate the centre. The post I don’t regret…
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Military deactivates 21 illegal refineries, nabs 23 oil thieves – DHQ
The military also recovered other items, including outbound engines, pipes, pumping machines, drilling machines, horses, tricycles, motorcycles, mobile phones, and…
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Tinubu rescued Nigeria’s economy from tipping point – Soludo
“In 2023, I had described the state of the economy when this government assumed office as akin to a standing…
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EU allocates N900 million to combat malnutrition in North-east Nigeria
The EU noted that over 30,000 children in urgent need of treatment will benefit directly from the intervention. The post…
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German minister reticent on arms for Israel after Iran strikes
There have been repeated calls from the Social Democrats, the junior partner in Germany’s new ruling coalition, for a halt…
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Israel closes diplomatic missions worldwide after attacking Iran
Earlier on Friday, Israel launched a large-scale strike on dozens of military targets in Iran, including nuclear facilities. The post…
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Nigerian editors celebrate Vanguard publisher on 90th birthday
The NGE described Mr Amuka-Pemu’s birthday as a testament to his enduring wisdom, legacy, and commitment to journalism. The post…
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Friday Sermon: How selfishness poses a great dangers to our nations!, By Murtadha Gusau
In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful All perfect praise be to Allah the Lord of the Worlds.…
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June 12: Democracy and hardship, By Jibrin Ibrahim
There is no surprise, therefore, that the word on the streets is that June 12 should be an occasion to…
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Why pardon for Saro-Wiwa, other Ogoni leaders isn’t best option – Nnimmo Bassey
President Tinubu hinted on 12 June that his administration would give state pardon to the Ogoni leaders executed in 1995…
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