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The Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has told landowners in Abuja to settle outstanding payments for their Certificates of Occupancy (C-of-O) by January 3, 2025, or risk losing their land titles. Speaking Tuesday – yesterday, December 31 –

Assuring that the New Year holds great promise for Nigerians and will, indeed, fulfill citizens’ collective desires, President Bola Tinubu in his New Year address, has announced an ambitious plan to reduce inflation from its current rate of 34.6% to 15% by the

A Bauchi-based agronomist, Nuru Masa has advised farmers to adhere to the forecasts and predictions by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet), to guide their decisions on crop varieties. He also advised them to adopt good agricultural practices to maximise yields and

Authorities in the Somali autonomous region of Puntland said eight foreign militants were killed following an attack by Islamic fighters on security forces early Tuesday – yesterday, December 31. Residents said the attack started with a suicide bombing that targeted an area

China and Taiwan have rung in the New Year with light shows in several major cities. In Beijing, celebrations were held at a former steelworks on the city’s western outskirts, while in Shanghai, crowds gathered to admire light displays along the

In a rare moment of contrition, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday he recognised that his decision to call early parliamentary elections in June had created more political instability in the country. The speech caps a tumultuous 2024 for Macron, who

Syrian cities marked New Year’s Eve with large-scale celebrations amid tight security, just weeks after the ousting of former ruler Bashar al-Assad. In the capital Damascus, crowds gathered in the main Umayyad Square to witness a large fireworks display, according to agency reports.

Hails Adamawa, Bauchi Governors for creating chiefdoms The Middle Belt Forum (MBF) has urged the 19 Northern States Governors to liberate over 300 ethnic groups of the Middle Belt who occupy about 65% of the landmass of the defunct Northern Nigeria, but