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FG increases feeding allowance for inmates by 50% amid inflation concerns
The Nigerian federal government has approved a 50% increase in feeding allowances for inmates in correctional facilities, in response to…
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NCS to certify port operators
As part of efforts to intensify the ease of doing business for compliant traders at the nation’s 39 sea ports,…
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Petrol Will Be Available Weekend – Minister
heineken lokpobiri He gave the assurance yesterday while briefing State House reporters after a meeting with Vice President Kashim Shettima.…
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Security Guard in Rivers APP Secretariat shot, battles for life
Gunmen Okafor Ofiebor/Port Harcourt A security guard attached to the Secretariat of Action People’s Party, APP, in the new GRA,…
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Simon Ekpa fumes over alleged killing of youths in Anambra community
The Simon Ekpa-led Biafra Republic Government in Exile has condemned attacks and killings of Biafrans in the Ogbaru Community…
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70-year-old wanted Briton reveals why he won’t be honouring Police invitation
Andrew Wynne, the British national wanted by the Nigeria Police Force for threatening to overthrow President Bola Tinubu’s administration has…
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Top 10 Nigerian states with highest external debt service costs in 2024
Nigerian states have collectively spent about N139.92 billion on servicing external debt in the first half of 2024. This is…
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Navy recovers stolen crude oil, destroys illegal refining sites in Niger Delta
The Nigerian Navy says its Unit under the auspices of Operation DELTA SANITY recorded significant successes against crude oil…
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Federal Gov’t Targets 500,000 Civil Servants As Consumer Credit Takes Off
The Nigerian government said its Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) has kicked off disbursement of consumer credit to economically active Nigerians…
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Presidency Accuses NLC Of Playing “Dirty Politics” Over Fuel Price Increase
The Presidency has accused the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) of what it called “dirty politics” on the issue of fuel…
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