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72-Hour Shift Tragedy: Doctor’s Death Exposes Nigeria’s Broken Health System
Oluwafemi Rotifa Nigeria’s fragile healthcare system was dealt another devastating blow last week when Dr. Oluwafemi Rotifa, a resident doctor…
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Tinubu Takes 10-Day Working Vacation in Europe Amid Governance and Reform Pressures
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will on Thursday, September 4, depart Abuja for a 10-day annual working vacation in Europe, his…
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How Tinubu surpassed 2025 Non-Oil Revenue target
For decades, Nigeria’s fiscal story has been written in crude oil. Now, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, that script is…
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UN Grounds Aid Flights in Nigeria Amid Funding Shortage
The humanitarian crisis in northeast Nigeria has been dealt a fresh blow as the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS)…
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Nigeria’s Ageing Bridges: Why Shagamu–Benin Needs More Than a Quick Fix from Umahi
October 2024 File Photo of Shagamu Benin Road Nigeria’s ageing road infrastructure has once again taken centre stage, as the…
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WAEC Fast-Tracks CBT for WASSCE: Nigeria’s Education Enters Digital Testing Era
Nigeria’s education sector is on the cusp of a historic transformation as the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) reaffirms its…
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Stakeholders Seek Collaboration by Regulators, Operators to Advance Fintech, Financial Inclusion in Nigeria
L-R: Dr. Olayinka Olutola, Director General/CEO, Association of Enterprise Risk Management Professionals; Maureen Chigbo, President, Guild of Corporate Online Publishers;…
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Pensioners Decry Delays in ₦758bn Arrears, Demand Urgent Action
Nigeria’s pensioners are once again on the streets of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), voicing frustration over the prolonged delay…
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Dangote Expresses Deep Sadness Over Ruth Otabor’s Death, Road Safety Questions Persist
Ruth Otabor The management of Dangote Cement Plc has expressed profound sadness over the death of Ruth Otabor, the younger…
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Finland Jails Simon Ekpa: A Global Lesson in Justice, Accountability, and Counter-Terrorism
A Finnish court has sentenced Simon Ekpa, the self-styled pro-Biafra agitator, to six years imprisonment for terrorism-related offences, including incitement…
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