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Suspected Herdsmen Kill Six Farmers In Fresh Benue Attack 

Suspected armed herdsmen terrorists on Saturday made an incursion into Tse Ugema Chul, Mbakesa, Ugbaam, in Ukum Local Government area killing six farmers. The fresh attack came hours after Governor Alia declared at a Thanksgiving Mass organized by the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management/Benue Emergency Management Agency (BSEMA), James Iorpuu at...
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Use Ramadan To Foster Unity, Cohesion -Damagun

The Acting National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Umar Damagum, has called on Muslims to use the Ramadan fasting period to promote political cohesion and unity among Nigerians. Damagun made this call on Saturday in his Ramadan message to mark the commencement of the 2025 annual Ramadan fasting observed by Muslim faithfuls. In...
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Real estate firms unveil London boutique apartments

A real estate consultancy firm, Knight Frank, and UK-based residential developer Mount Anvil have unveiled London’s newest boutique development, The Edit, to the Nigerian market. The launch ceremony was held recently in Lagos. Speaking during the launch event, the Senior Partner and Chief Executive Officer of Knight Frank Nigeria, Mr. Frank Okosun, said, “The real...
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Obi Decries Leadership Failure As Poverty Worsen In Nigeria

On Sunday, the 2023 Presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, expressed grave concern over Nigeria’s deepening poverty crisis, blaming it on the failure of political leadership to prioritize governance over trivialities. In a strongly worded statement issued on his verified X handle, Obi lamented that while millions of Nigerians suffer under crushing economic...
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Supreme Court Judgement, Plot To Hand Rivers To APC

A foremost Niger Delta activist, Ann Kio-Briggs has described the judgement on the political crisis rocking Rivers State by the Supreme Court as a plot for the All Progressives Congress (APC) to take over the state. Kio-Briggs, in a Facebook post on Saturday, said the Supreme Court judgement is unacceptable by the people of Rivers...
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Lagos Assembly Orders Staff To Work From Home

The Lagos State House of Assembly has directed all staff and legislative aides to work remotely indefinitely to prevent potential violence arising from the ongoing leadership crisis. The directive, issued by the Acting Clerk, Babatunde Ottun Abubakar, in a memo addressed to all staff, was aimed at ensuring their safety and preventing a breakdown of...
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Oando wins bid to lease refinery in Trinidad

Oando Plc has been selected as the preferred bidder for the lease of the Guaracara Refinery in Trinidad and Tobago. According to local media reports, Oando defeated Trinidad’s CRO Consortium and INCA Energy, an American company, to win the lease of the refinery. The country’s Minister of Energy, Stuart Young, announced that the decision was...
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Otti Vows To Promote Indigenous Brands In Abia

…Presents Lawmakers Vehicles Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has vowed to continue to promote and patronize locally made products as an encouragement for them to boost the economy of the State. The Governor made this remark at the presentation of locally made utility vans to members of the State House of Assembly that his...
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