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Top 15 News Roundup For Latest Nigerian News August 3

Here is New Telegraph’s news roundup of the top 15 latest Nigerian news making headlines today, Sunday, August 3, 2025. By-Elections: Okpebholo Flags Off Door-To-Door Campaign For APC Candidate Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has launched an intensive door-to-door campaign ahead of the August 16, 2025, Senatorial by-election in Edo Central, throwing his...
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Nigeria First: Stakeholders Push For Urgent Local Content Investment In Automotive Industry

  A strong and unified call for strategic investment in local content development dominated discussions at the second edition of the Nigeria Auto Industry Summit (NAISU), held in Lagos under the theme: “Nigeria First: Local Content as Catalyst for Automotive Economy.” The summit, recently organised by the Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA) in collaboration with...
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Ayobami Eruobami Nominated Among Nigeria’s 40 Under 40 Young Innovative Leaders

In a resounding acknowledgement of his steadfast commitment, remarkable achievements, and profound influence, Ayobami Eruobami, the esteemed PR Executive and pioneering Founder of Erumedia Group and Erumedia Charity Trust, has been nominated for the distinguished Nigeria 40 Under 40 Award. This prestigious accolade celebrates Nigeria’s most accomplished young leaders under the age of 40, honouring...
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Missing Final-Year AAU Ekooma Student Found Dead

A final-year Microbiology student of Ambrose Ali University, Ekoma, Edo State, identified as Blessing, has been found dead days after she was allegedly declared missing by a close friend. Saturday Telegraph gathered that she was reportedly last seen on Sunday and missed a scheduled exam on Monday. Messages allegedly sent from her phone claimed she...
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Borno To Resettle 5,000 Displaced Persons In Bama

The Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum, has revealed plans to resettle 5,000 displaced persons from five communities before the end of the rainy season to enable them to engage in farming activities. The communities to resettle include Goniri, Bula Kuriye, Mayanti, Abbaram, and Darajamal. Governor Zulum, who disclosed this during a courtesy visit to the...
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FERMA Receives N3.6bn Equipment From Japanese Govt

…As Works Minister envisage new era on roads construction The Federal Road Maintenance Agency (FERMA) has received construction equipment worth ₦3.6 billion ( three billion, six hundred thousand Naira) from the Japanese government. This was disclosed in a statement issued on Saturday by the FERMA Director of Information and Public Relations, Maryam Sanusi. She explained...
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C’River IPAC Chairman Resigns From Office

With the berthing of a coalition party, the Advanced Democratic Congress (ADC) in Cross River State, led by former governor Liyel Imoke, top-notch Politicians in the state are beginning to pull out of their former parties. The latest is the immediate past state Chairman of Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Comrade Anthony Bissong Attach, also a...
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Jay-Jay Okocha Hosts Super Eagles Coach In Lagos

Legendary Nigerian footballer, Jay-Jay Okocha, on Saturday welcomed his former Super Eagles coach, Clemens Westerhof, to his home in Lagos. Sharing photos from the visit on Instagram on Friday, Westerhof described the evening as an “Unforgettable night” and expressed gratitude to Okocha for his warm reception. The Dutch tactician served as head coach of the...
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