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The Federal Government has urged African nations to collaborate in bridging the telecommunication gap, revealing that
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The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Thursday, validated the Guidelines of the Independent National Electoral
US House approves amendment to withhold aid to Nigeria over religious violence
The United States House of Representatives has approved an amendment seeking to withhold 100 per cent
Senate confirms ex-FUOYE VC, Fasina, as non-career ambassador
The Senate on Thursday confirmed the nomination of a former Vice-Chancellor of Federal University of Oye-Ekiti
WaterAid inaugurates solar-powered water facility in Lagos community
By Ijeoma Agbafo WaterAid Nigeria has inaugurated a 20,000-litre solar-powered motorised borehole, water treatment unit and
Enugu suspends three traditional rulers, four community leaders over security breaches
By Ijeoma Agbafo The Enugu State Government has suspended three traditional rulers and four President-Generals in
Nigeria’s external reserves rise to highest level in over 17 years
Nigeria’s external reserves have climbed to $51.86 billion, marking their highest level in more than 17
UN pledges support for Nigeria’s Food Systems, climate resilience
By Ijeoma Agbafo The United Nations (UN) Resident Coordinator in Nigeria, Mr Mohamed Fall, has reaffirmed
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