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Breaking NewsThe ACReSAL project is set to scale up its community-impact initiatives across Nigeria with additional financing from the World Bank to reduce poverty.nn
Breaking NewsA youth group has called for dialogue to resolve the UNIOSUN VC crisis after ASUU opposed the two-year tenure extension for Prof. Adebooye by Gov. Adeleke.nn
Breaking NewsThe Federal Government plans to build modern abattoirs to end open livestock slaughtering, aiming to boost Nigeria’s red meat industry for export markets.nn
Breaking NewsThe House of Reps is investigating the NIOMCO-Premium Steel deal over alleged procurement breaches and concerns about the Ajaokuta Steel Company.nn
Breaking NewsThe Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has held engagements with Chinese power engineering firms and financial institutions to accelerate the delivery of Presidential Power Initiative projects and attract investment across Nigeria’s electricity value chain. This was disclosed in a statement issued ...
Breaking NewsThe Federal Government will provide free education data access to Nigerian students from October 1, 2026, offering 100MB daily for approved platforms.nn
Breaking NewsNigeria’s oil output fell by 5,000 barrels per day in August, the second straight monthly decline, according to OPEC’s latest report. Read more on the datann
Breaking NewsAir Peace Chairman Allen Onyema reveals that no Nigerian airline has made a $1m annual profit due to high taxes and operating costs. Read more.nn
Breaking NewsJamal Musiala scores on his return as Bayern Munich thrash Bodo-Glimt 5-0 in their Champions League opener, with Olise, Kane, and Davies also scoring.nn
Breaking NewsThe FG empowers students in the North-East, awarding 25 laptops to outstanding computer science scholars to boost digital skills and academic excellence.nn
Breaking NewsThe Nasarawa State Emergency Management Agency blames delayed emergency response on a lack of specialised personnel and technical units, its DG told lawmaknn
Breaking NewsThe European Union has identified Burutu Port in Delta State as a potential international maritime hub under a proposed Sea Link project connecting Lagos State, the Niger Delta and communities along the River Niger. The EU delegation to Nigeria and ECOWAS, led by Massimo De Luca, disclosed this o...
