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NNPC workers shut down state oil company over unbundling
Angry oil workers have shut down all offices and facilities of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, in protest of…
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President Buhari divides NNPC into 7 units, names new heads
President Buhari has approved the immediate unbundling of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, into seven independent operational units. Minister…
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Everyone turns backs on Sharapova except Serena Williams
The tennis world is weighing in on Maria Sharapova. The Russian held a press conference Monday at which she admitted…
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FG Employs Late Ocholi’s Son, Gives Others Scholarship
The Federal Government has promised to give late James Ocholi’s son a job while offering to sponsor the education of…
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Economic Growth Plunges To 2.11%” – NBS
The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics, NBS, on Tuesday, March 9, said Nigeria’s Economic growth in the fourth quarter of 2015…
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Buhari weighs in on MTN fine, says the telecommunications inaction contributed to high Boko Haram casualties
President Buhari today made his first public statement about the N780 million fine the National Communications Commission NCC, slammed on…
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Jonathan wins African leadership Person of the Year award
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has won the African Leadership Magazine Person of the Year, 2015. Jonathan defeated APC National chairman,…
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Maria Sharapova failed drug test at Australian Open
Former world number one Maria Sharapova, 28, revealed today March 7th that she failed a drugs test at the Australian…
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Nigeria Spends N11.7billion Annually on Tomato Paste
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, MAN, has stated that Nigeria spends N11.7billion annually on the importation of tomato paste. MAN President,…
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Alcohol Consumers in Akwa Ibom to begin Tax payment
The Akwa Ibom Commissioner for Finance, Akan Okon, said consumption of alcohol in hotels and beer parlours in the state…
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