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      NCAA probes incident as aircraft lands on under-construction road

    • Power crisis driving inflation, rising production costs, job losses, advocacy group warns

      Power crisis driving inflation, rising production costs, job losses, advocacy group warns

    • Nigeria’s PoS banking boom faces rising fraud threats as agents bear growing risks

      Nigeria’s PoS banking boom faces rising fraud threats as agents bear growing risks

    • What rising oil prices mean for the average Nigerian family

      What rising oil prices mean for the average Nigerian family

    • Naira trades steady at N1,361/$ amid aggressive CBN interventions

      Naira trades steady at N1,361/$ amid aggressive CBN interventions

    • Aviation
      • NCAA Probes Incident as Aircraft Lands on Under-Construction Road

        NCAA probes incident as aircraft lands on under-construction road

      • Grenada grants visa-free entry to Nigerians, plans direct flight route to boost investment ties

      • Inside Airport Luggage Theft: Experts warn of rising insider syndicates 

        Inside Airport Luggage Theft: Experts warn of rising insider syndicates 

      • Why our corporate headquarters was relocated back to Lagos—FAAN

        FAAN meets international airlines to improve airport operations, passenger experience

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        Aviation Crackdown: NCAA suspends services to Air Peace, Ibom Air, nine others

    • Agribusiness
      • The Day the River Came: Nigeria’s Hidden Climate Exodus

        The Day the River Came: Nigeria’s Hidden Climate Exodus

      • Despite huge investments, Nigeria’s rice production can’t meet local consumption

        Despite huge investments, Nigeria’s rice production can’t meet local consumption

      • Farmers

        Nigerian farmers decry toxic pesticides, urge shift to organic farming

      • Zambia sugar report AfriSAFE

        AfriSAFE 2024 Zambia report: Advancing food safety & community health

      • Gambia Partners with Kebbi State on Food production

        Gambia Partners with Kebbi State on Food production

    • Energy
      • Power crisis driving inflation, rising production costs, job losses, advocacy group warns

        Power crisis driving inflation, rising production costs, job losses, advocacy group warns

      • What rising oil prices mean for the average Nigerian family

        What rising oil prices mean for the average Nigerian family

      • FG sets June 12 deadline for oil bid submissions

        FG sets June 12 deadline for oil bid submissions

      • Can New Investments Finally Fix Nigeria’s Energy Sector Challenges?

        Can new investments finally fix Nigeria’s energy sector challenges?

      • Oil prices fall below $93 as U.S.–Iran ceasefire talks ease supply fears

        Oil prices fall below $93 as U.S.–Iran ceasefire talks ease supply fears

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        Naira sustains week-long appreciation after Sallah holidays

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        Naira inches up slightly at official market, slips on black market

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        Apapa Customs Intercepts ₦9.2bn Worth of Unregistered Pharmaceuticals, Codeine, Other Items

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        NCC: Nigerian telecom sector on recovery path, Expects significant investment surge

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        NCC donates E-Health facility to Ondo State specialist hospital

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        NCC commissions e-Health project in Ondo to revolutionize healthcare delivery through ICT

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      Kyari breaks silence on reported Senate arrest warrant

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      Lagos APC aspirants slam “Mischievous” attempt to link Speaker Obasa to protest

    • Obasa: I will not be used as a scapegoat for post-primary protests

      Obasa: I will not be used as a scapegoat for post-primary protests

    • Lagos Police launch investigation into fresh suspected cult killings in Ajah, others

      Lagos Police launch investigation into fresh suspected cult killings in Ajah, others

    • Six bandits killed in failed attack on Zamfara communities — Police

      Six bandits killed in failed attack on Zamfara communities — Police

    • Crime
      • Lagos Police launch investigation into fresh suspected cult killings in Ajah, others

        Lagos Police launch investigation into fresh suspected cult killings in Ajah, others

      • Six bandits killed in failed attack on Zamfara communities — Police

        Six bandits killed in failed attack on Zamfara communities — Police

      • FCT Police neutralise two bandits, rescue five kidnapped victims

        FCT Police neutralise two bandits, rescue five kidnapped victims

      • Housewife arraigned in Ibadan over alleged assault on ex-husband

        Housewife arraigned in Ibadan over alleged assault on ex-husband

      • Edo shuts three secondary schools over DSS alert on planned mass abduction

        Edo shuts three secondary schools over DSS alert on planned mass abduction

    • Education
      • ASUP Raises Alarm Over Admission Cut-Off Disparities in Polytechnics

        ASUP raises alarm over admission cut-off disparities in polytechnics

      • Mental health experts warn school attacks could leave deep psychological scars on Nigerian children

        Mental health experts warn school attacks could leave deep psychological scars on Nigerian children

      • MAPOLY expels 365 students over admission fraud, forged academic records

        MAPOLY expels 365 students over admission fraud, forged academic records

      • Tragedy in Kenya as 16 pupils die in dormitory fire, eight students arrested

        Tragedy in Kenya as 16 pupils die in dormitory fire, eight students arrested

      • Segun Aina’s appointment as JAMB Registrar signals fresh push for digital admissions reform

        Segun Aina’s appointment as JAMB Registrar signals fresh push for digital admissions reform

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        Canada launches parliamentary probe into COVID-19 vaccine injuries

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        Experts raise fresh concerns over GMO crops, warn of health, food security risks

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        Senate hearing set to review research on COVID-19 vaccines, cancer concerns

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        The truth about blood types most people don’t know

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        Research raises alarm over pesticides tied to birth defects, premature births

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        Desperate politicians maligning Tinubu led gov’t destined to fail – Dr. Adefuye

      • Tinubu has enslaved Nigerians

        Tinubu has enslaved Nigerians, Nigerian children to international lenders – Onovo

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      Obasa: I will not be used as a scapegoat for post-primary protests

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      Reps bar first-term lawmakers, block Ugochinyere’s bid for minority leader

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      Bamidele proposes six-year single term for presidents, governors

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      Dickson, Kwankwaso move to resolve Kano Party disputes, strengthen opposition coalition

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    • The normalisation of absurdity: Why Nigeria’s primaries should worry us all

      The normalisation of absurdity: Why Nigeria’s primaries should worry us all

    • The economic effects of stringent bail conditions in Nigeria

      The economic effects of stringent bail conditions in Nigeria

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      NDC: The way forward

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      The Pros and Cons of Nigeria’s $10bn Surge in Capital Importation

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      Day Ibori stormed Asaba for Oborevwori’s third anniversary

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        The normalisation of absurdity: Why Nigeria’s primaries should worry us all

      • The economic effects of stringent bail conditions in Nigeria

        The economic effects of stringent bail conditions in Nigeria

      • Early detection crucial to safeguarding child mental health - Expert

        NDC: The way forward

      • Nigeria’s FX Crisis: Foreign Portfolio Investors to the Rescue?

        The Pros and Cons of Nigeria’s $10bn Surge in Capital Importation

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        Day Ibori stormed Asaba for Oborevwori’s third anniversary

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        Under the Uniform: The urgent need for mental health, substance abuse screening for officers

      • Stolen Childhoods: The Grim Reality of Child Trafficking in Nigeria

        Stolen Childhoods: The Grim Reality of Child Trafficking in Nigeria

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        One Fire Too Many: Lagos Infernos Demand Urgent Building Safety Audit

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        Dangote Refinery’s Direct Fuel Supply A Bold Step Toward Energy Independence

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        Lawmaker Returns to APC After Losing NDC Ticket

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        Former French President Sarkozy Jailed Five Years

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        Police to Arraign NURTW Leader Over Death of Dispatch Rider

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        President Tinubu presides over FEC meeting in Abuja

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        Reactions as Govt seals Garki Sahad stores in Abuja

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        Adeleke approves N1.6bn bond certificates for 346 retirees

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        Fuel Your Fire: Five ways to ignite your daily motivation

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        Tinubu’s Rough Road to 2027: Politics in the Shadow of Buhari’s Death

      • Minister, Idris, challenges Senate to review outdated laws to improve performance in the information sector

        Minister, Idris, challenges Senate to review outdated laws to improve performance in the information sector

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        Under the Uniform: The urgent need for mental health, substance abuse screening for officers

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      • Tinubu’s Rough Road to 2027 Post Buhari's Death

        Tinubu’s Rough Road to 2027: Politics in the Shadow of Buhari’s Death

      • The Day the River Came: Nigeria’s Hidden Climate Exodus

        The Day the River Came: Nigeria’s Hidden Climate Exodus

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        UK and Canada shut doors; Is Germany the new japa route?

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      Injury scare allegedly halts Serena Williams’ doubles return

    • Nigeria left out as World Cup kicks off, fans react to Super Eagles’ absence

      Nigeria left out as World Cup kicks off, fans react to Super Eagles’ absence

    • New York honors Thierry Henry, Pelé with street names ahead of 2026 World Cup

      New York honors Thierry Henry, Pelé with street names ahead of 2026 World Cup

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      Davido turns global spotlight on abducted Nigerian Schoolchildren at World Cup concert

    • Infantino defends FIFA amid visa disputes, ticket price backlash at 2026 World Cup

      Infantino defends FIFA amid visa disputes, ticket price backlash at 2026 World Cup

    • Football
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        Nigeria left out as World Cup kicks off, fans react to Super Eagles’ absence

      • New York honors Thierry Henry, Pelé with street names ahead of 2026 World Cup

        New York honors Thierry Henry, Pelé with street names ahead of 2026 World Cup

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        Infantino defends FIFA amid visa disputes, ticket price backlash at 2026 World Cup

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        Galatasaray enlists Osimhen to persuade Lookman in ambitious summer transfer move

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      Three arrested over murder of British-Nigerian singer Mark Orabiyi 

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        Court Orders DNA Test on Late Mohbad’s Son

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        Social Media and Crisis Communication in Nigeria: Lifeline or Landmine?

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The raging coronavirus  has claimed more than 100 lives in the past 24 hours in the United States.

No fewer than 389 deaths were recorded as of Sunday, according to a tally from Johns Hopkins University.

The states of New York (114 deaths), Washington (94 deaths) and California (28 deaths) have been the hardest hit by far. The virus has infected at least 30,000 people nationwide

President Donald Trump has been claiming the US is on top of the outbreak containment as approved chloroquine for the treatment.

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