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Dangote Refinery Imports US Crude Oil Amid Shortage

The President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, says his 650,000-barrel capacity refinery is “increasingly” relying on the United States for crude oil. This came as findings showed that the Dangote Petroleum Refinery is projected to import a total of 17.65 million barrels of crude oil between April and July 2025, beginning with about 3.65...
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Summit to Halt Investment Flight

The Cocoa Farmers Alliance Association of Africa is set to boost regional cooperation and address what it described as growing risks of global investments shifting away from the continent’s cocoa sector efforts at an upcoming summit. The President of COFAAA, Adeola Adegoke, said in a statement that the Africa Cocoa Summit and Awards 2025, which...
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Credit Schemes Urged (60 characters)

Organised private sector groups have called on the Federal Government to urgently implement earlier announced credit schemes to tackle soaring costs of production and reduce inflation, which stood at 22.97 per cent in May 2025. Inflation eased to 22.97 per cent from the April 2025 rate of 23.71 per cent, according to the National Bureau...
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Kwara Receives 1,000 Life Jackets From FG

Kwara State Government has received 1,000 life jackets as part of the Federal Government’s efforts to promote safe water travels across riverine communities in Nigeria. The items are to be distributed across riverine communities in Patigi, Edu, Baruten, Kaiama, and Moro local government areas. Presenting the items in Ilorin, the state capital, Minister of Marine...
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Over $11m Japan-Funded Innovation Hub Begins In Abuja

A Japan funded innovation hub worth $11.2m, designed to bolster the creative industry is set to take off in Abuja. The Director General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa, in Abuja on Friday said that the project, being promoted by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) was in partnership with the...
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Panic As Hoodlums Invade Osun Community, Kill Four

Residents of Ido Ayegunle in Obokun Local Government Area of Osun State were thrown into mourning on Friday following a deadly attack by suspected hoodlums that claimed four lives. According to eyewitnesses, the attackers—numbering about 100 and reportedly armed with dangerous weapons—invaded the community in the early hours of Thursday. A resident, who identified himself...
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Otti Vows To Beam Search Light On Flash Points

Following the alleged assassination attempt on one of the members of the Abia State executive council and Commissioner for Lands, Mr Chaka Chukwumerije, Governor Alex Otti has vowed to beam his security search light on Umunneochi and Isuikwuato LGAs, which at the moment appear to be the flash point of insecurity in the State. Speaking...
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Mark, Amaechi, Others Float Political Association

National Opposition Coalition Group (NOCG) has finally decided to float a new political platform to contest the 2027 general election. The association, All Democratic Alliance (ADA) was formally endorsed at a meeting of the group in Abuja on Thursday. Members of the group are not immediately known, apart from former President of the Senate, David...
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