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LASEPA’s Noise Crackdown and the Battle for a More Livable Lagos
LASEPA has sealed more than 40 facilities across Lagos for violating noise pollution regulations, intensifying enforcement against religious centres, entertainment…
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NNPC Partners Chinese Firms To Revive Warri, Port Harcourt Refineries As Revenue Hits ₦2.77trn
NNPC has signed an MoU with two Chinese firms for a potential technical equity partnership to revive the Warri and…
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Soil Data, Smart Farming and Nigeria’s 10 Million Farmer Target
Nigeria wants to provide soil test-based advisory services to at least 10 million farmers by 2027, in a major push…
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Nigeria Calls for Harmonised Data Protection Laws to Power Africa’s Digital Economy
Nigeria is calling for harmonised data protection and privacy laws across Africa, arguing that trusted cross-border data flows are essential…
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Manchester United 3–2 Liverpool: Mainoo’s Late Thunderbolt Sends Red Devils Back to Europe’s Top Table
Manchester United overcame a blown two-goal lead to beat Liverpool 3–2 at Old Trafford, with Kobbie Mainoo scoring a late…
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Fuel, Food Inflation and the Pains of the New Nigerian Hardship Economy
Rising petrol prices are forcing Abuja residents to abandon cars, reduce work attendance, cut food purchases and rethink daily survival…
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Recapitalisation: No Insurance Firm Will Be Allowed to Fail, NAICOM Assures Market
Nigeria’s insurance regulator has sent a deliberate message to the market: recapitalisation will strengthen the sector, but it should not…
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Seplat Energy’s Cash Machine: $840.7m Q1 Revenue and a 96% Dividend Lift
Seplat Energy opened 2026 with $840.7 million in Q1 revenue, stronger production, lower net debt and a 96 per cent…
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How Insecurity, Poverty Are Crushing Nigerian Workers – NLC, TUC
Nigeria’s organised labour says insecurity and poverty are crushing workers, warning that decent work cannot thrive where fear, deprivation and…
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MTN’s Nigerian Fintech Bet: Why Shareholders Approved the ₦152bn Deal
MTN Nigeria shareholders have approved a ₦152.06 billion fintech restructuring that gives MTN Group Fintech Holdings 60% control of MoMo…
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