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Breaking NewsA new report by Orodata Science reveals that 97% of primary healthcare centres across 16 Nigerian states fail to meet national minimum staffing requirementnn
Breaking NewsThe Nigeria High Commission in London clarifies that the approved passport admin fee is £20, not £70, and will refund £50 to affected applicants.nn
Breaking NewsOutrage trails the killing of two Nigerians, Michael Fakunle and James Nwankwo, in South Africa, bringing the total number of such deaths this year to eighnn
Breaking NewsThe United States retained their Women’s Basketball World Cup title after defeating France 97-79 in the final on Sunday, underlining their dominance.nn
Breaking NewsNigeria’s Falconets are set to face England in the U-20 World Cup Round of 16 after an emphatic 10-1 victory over New Caledonia to qualify from Group F.nn
Breaking NewsKelechi Iheanacho scored his ninth league goal for Bursaspor in a seventh consecutive game, while Taiwo Awoniyi received his first Premier League red card.nn
Breaking NewsNational Sports Commission Chairman, Shehu Dikko, has rejected calls for the NBBF board to resign following D’Tigress’ poor World Cup campaign.nn
Breaking NewsBenue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, says his developmental projects, including a $5bn investment deal, will enhance his re-election bid in 2027.nn
Breaking NewsFormer Delta State Governor, James Ibori, has mourned the death of ex-PDP Chairman, Bamanga Tukur, describing him as a patriotic man of accomplishments.nn
Breaking NewsCross River Governor, Bassey Otu, has mourned former Gongola State Governor, Bamanga Tukur, describing his death as a profound loss to Nigeria.nn
Breaking NewsBorno State Governor, Babagana Zulum, has commissioned a N15.9 billion flyover and other projects including schools in Maiduguri to ease traffic congestionnn
Breaking NewsAn Accord Party chieftain has been shot dead in Ile-Ife during a clash over motor park leadership, prompting Osun Governor Adeleke to order arrests.nn
