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News Uproar from Southeast Senators on Exclusion from N38bn Federal Irrigation Projects May 24, 2025 Senators from Nigeria’s Southeast region have raised concerns over the exclusion of their area from
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News Governor Otu Honoured with National Cultural Heritage Award May 24, 2025 In recognition of his outstanding contributions to cultural preservation and heritage development, the Governor of Cross
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