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Firm eyes Ogun for property development in 2025

Diaspora investors in Pelican Valley Estate products have stated plans to commence property development projects in Ogun State next year, noting that the move is targeted at transforming the state’s economic fortunes. The initiative, led by nearly two dozen investors, is expected to significantly boost the socio-economic fortunes of the region. The announcement was made...
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Zamfara NLC Suspend Strike, Signs MoU

In a move to forestall an indefinite strike action by the Zamfara State chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress,(NLC), the State Government on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the labour union on the implementation of the N70,000 minimum wage. The agreement was signed after a series of negotiations between representatives of the...
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NFF President Vows To Boost Female Football

The President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Ibrahim Gusau, has outlined exciting plans to enhance support for women’s football in Nigeria, including encouraging NPFL clubs to own female clubs. Ibrahim Gusau made this known in light of the Super Falcons’ commendable performance in their recent match against France, which ended in a 2-1 loss. After...
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Kingibe Calls Out Wike Over Non-Implementation Of Minimum Wage For Primary School Teachers

The Senator representing the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Ireti Kingibe, has called on the Minister, Nyesom Wike to resolve all outstanding issues with the Primary School Teachers in the nation’s capital following the recent industrial action amid the non-implementation of the new minimum wage. Kingibe made this call while decrying the disgrace primary school teachers experienced...
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Reactions Trail EFCC’s Seizure Of 753 Duplexes

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has come under heavy criticism following the seizure of 753 duplexes in Abuja, allegedly acquired through illicit means by a former top government official. Despite the magnitude of the discovery, the EFCC has declined to disclose the suspect’s identity, citing ongoing investigations. This decision has sparked widespread criticism from...
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National Hospital’s Monthly IGR Hits N500m

The National Hospital Abuja (NHA) says its monthly Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) has increased from N200 million to nearly N500 million. Chief Medical Director Muhammad Mahmud said this yesterday during the unveiling of the hospital’s Silver Jubilee Celebration logo. The professor said the increase was as a result of the digitisation of its services He...
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Deputy Speaker Seeks Urgent LG Reform

The House of Representatives Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu yesterday emphasised the need to reform local government administration. He made the call at the opening of a national dialogue organised by the House Committee on Review of the Constitution Represented by Majority Leader Julius Ihonvbere, Kalu said the local governments being the closest to citizens are...
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Cyber Crime: Police Arraign 113 Foreign Nationals

The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, has confirmed that 113 foreign nationals are being prosecuted following their arrest by the Police National Cybercrime Center (NCCC) for their involvement in cybercrime activities. The arrests were made on November 3, in Jahi, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. The arrested suspects were...
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