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BREAKING: Lagos govt begins demolition of 180 houses
The Lagos State Building Control Agency, on Friday morning, commenced the demolition of defective buildings within Lagos Island. About 180…
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Move to new Abuja airport terminal by March 31, FG tells foreign airlines
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has directed all foreign airlines operating at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja…
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Buhari orders NNPC to take over operation of OML 11 from Shell
President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation to take over the operatorship of the entire Oil Mining…
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Senate panel on minimum wage resumes sitting
Members of the senate committee on minimum wage bill held their first sitting on Wednesday with an assurance that they…
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Buhari, Ambode, others mourn as Lagos collapsed building kill pupils, others
Ten persons, including four pupils, were feared dead on Wednesday following the collapse of a building on No. 63 Massey…
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Buhari declines assent to NOSDRA amendment bill
President Muhammadu Buhari has declined assent to the National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency Act (Amendment) Bill passed by…
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Tecno Partners WakaFire on Photography Masterclass
Tecno Mobile has partnered WakaFire to organize the second edition of the WakaFire mobile photography masterclass. The event took place…
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Nigeria’s Active Mobile Subscriber Base Rises to 172,824,239 million -NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Nigeria’s active mobile subscribers increased to 172,824,239 million in the fourth quarter, 2018…
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Nvidia Set to Acquire Mellanox for $6.9 Billion
Nvidia has won the battle to acquire Ethernet and InfiniBand switching components giant Mellanox Technologies, beating off the likes of…
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MTN Chief Faults AGF on $2 Billion Tax Demand
MTN Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Rob Shuter yesterday faulted the demand for $2 billion cash by the Office of…
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