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Breaking NewsWorkers of the Ondo State Electricity Board protested in Akure over the non-regularisation of temporary staff and the alleged planned removal of their GM.nn
Breaking NewsThe Ondo State Attorney-General, Kayode Ajulo, has declared the state’s zero-tolerance policy for corruption, stating that public office is a trust.nn
Breaking NewsThe Enugu State Independent Electoral Commission says it is over 90% ready for the September 26 local government election, with materials ready for dispatcnn
Breaking NewsThe Kwara State Government has announced Monday, September 21, 2026, as the official resumption date for the 2026/2027 academic session for all schools.nn
Breaking NewsThe Federal Government has raised a ₦729bn bond to settle outstanding debts owed to electricity generation companies under its power sector debt programme.nn
Breaking NewsUS President Donald Trump attacks what he calls a ‘sick conspiracy’ against AI, dismissing calls for regulation despite mounting warnings that it threatensnn
Breaking NewsPope Leo XIV has restored the salaries of cardinals and senior Vatican officials, reversing pay cuts introduced by his predecessor during the pandemic.nn
Breaking NewsA British man in his 60s has pleaded guilty to 60 offences, including drugging and raping his wife over two decades, a court in Manchester heard.nn
Breaking NewsNigeria’s nail industry is evolving as technicians become business owners, product ranges expand, and professionals seek reliable specialist suppliers.nn
Breaking NewsThe UK has confirmed an outbreak of Koi herpesvirus disease at a facility in Milton Keynes, imposing controls to restrict the movement of aquatic animals.nn
Breaking NewsItaly international Daniel Maldini has had his driving licence suspended after he was found over the legal alcohol limit following a car crash in Milan.nn
Breaking NewsNigeria has returned to a JP Morgan emerging-market bond index after its inclusion in the new GBI-EM Edge, marking its first return since 2015.nn
