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Senate shelves internal tender board plan

  The Senate has suspended moves to establish an Internal Tender Board for the National Assembly, with lawmakers insisting that…

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Politics

Obi woos global partners for Nigeria’s future

  The presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, has restated his commitment to building a prosperous…

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News

Tinubu gets coastal highway named after him

  The Federal Government has named the much-anticipated Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway after President Bola Tinubu, with the Minister of Works,…

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Metro

Nigerian priest commits suicide in US

  A Nigerian Catholic priest serving in Massachusetts, United States, Reverend Benjamin Okwy Madu, has died by suicide amid reports…

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Lead

Tinubu unveils Abuja city walk investment hub

  President Bola Tinubu has described the Abuja City Walk project as a landmark development that will transform the Federal…

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Politics

INEC fortifies systems ahead of 2027 polls

  The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has begun a major overhaul of its digital infrastructure and election preparedness strategies…

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News

NCC reviews MVNO rules to boost telecom competition

  The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has commenced a review of the regulatory framework governing Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs)…

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Niger Delta

Group petitions Senate over NDDC youth scheme

  The Anioma Youth Forum Worldwide has urged the National Assembly to launch an independent investigation into the implementation of…

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Business

Nigeria’s reserves hit $51.86bn, 17-year high

Nigeria’s foreign reserves have climbed to $51.86 billion, the highest level recorded in more than 17 years, surpassing the Central…

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News

Court forfeits N8.9bn assets linked to Achimugu

The Federal Capital Territory High Court in Apo, Abuja, has ordered the permanent forfeiture of assets valued at about N8.9…

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