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The Senate on Thursday approved death penalty for dealers and importers of cocaine, heroin and other hard drugs into the country.
The National Industrial Court made an order to the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading NBET to pay her staff, Sambo Abdullahi,…
Presidential spokesperson, Garba Shehu has said President Muhammadu Buhari has no involvement in the deposition of the immediate past Emir…
The chairman of Stanbic IBTC Holdings PLC, Mr Atedo Peterside has said he will not attend a forum organised by…
The Presidency has said that no traditional ruler is above being dethroned. The statement was made in reaction to the…
Aminu Ado Bayero has been appointed as the new Emir of Kano. The new emir was the former Emir of…
Urgently Needed – Youth Inclusion in Nigeria’s Insecurity War By Kabir Abdulsalam…
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Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has ordered all banks to start charging a 0.5 per cent cybersecurity levy on all electronic transactions within the country excluding 16
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Actor Segun Arinze has revealed how he came by his stage name. The 58-year-old, originally named Segun Aina, revealed that he adopted the…
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Abuja Rail Mass Transit Project 95 per cent completed – Wike The…
The Federal High Court in Ilorin, Kwara State, on Tuesday, convicted and…
Executive Secretary of the National Sugar Development Council (NSDC), Mr. Kamar Bakrin, has said the Council seeks to eliminate sugar importation and save the country about $1 billion.
A Nigerian woman who was a nursing mother when she did her…
Seyi Tinubu, the president’s son, has come under fire from a Nigerian journalist working abroad for using the presidential plane on an
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The Senate on Thursday approved death penalty for dealers and importers of cocaine, heroin and other hard drugs into the country.
Nigeria’s second largest telecom company, Airtel Africa, has reported significant financial setbacks as a result of currency devaluations in several of its key markets, notably Nigeria and Malawi, resulting in a staggering $1.7 billion in derivative and foreign exchange losses for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024.