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Tinubu to Wike: APC will welcome you anytime

Bola President Tinubu said on Wednesday that the Congress of all Progressive (APC) would welcome the Federal Capital Minister (FCT), Nyesom Wike, every time he decided to join the party. The President stated that this at the Commissioning of Arterial Road N16 (Shehu Shagari Way), connecting the Ring Road 1 (Nnamdi Azikiwe Way) to the Arterial Road N20 (Wole Soyinka …

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NCC, the interested parties face the challenges of rural connectivity

NCC [Press Release] The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has collaborated with the association for progressive communications and other institutional interested parties to face the challenges that compare with the connectivity of the rural network in Nigeria. The collaboration led to a two-day seminar hosted in Abuja from 3-4 June 2025, to explore the political framework to allow the goals of …

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Human Trafficking: The Court guarantees his wife, demanding a husband in prison

Judge Binta Nyako from the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Wednesday, gave a guarantee to a Veronica Ekeh, who was a court of alleged human trafficking. He, however, returned the woman’s husband to the Correctional Center in Abuja. The judge, in his decision on the guarantee application submitted by the couple’s lawyer, Mr. J. Obanwude, said the woman was given …

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Police arrested seven ‘Shila son’ because of the alleged armed robbery in Adamawa

Police operations in the state of Adamawa have arrested seven teenage members from the famous youth gang known as “Shila Boys” because of the alleged armed robbery in the state. Spokesman for the State Police Command, Suleiman Nguroje, said the suspects were arrested while robbing residents in the Federal Housing Plantation in Bajabure, the Regional Government of Girei in the …

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FG: Civil Service to go without paper by December

The Federal Government [FG] On Wednesday he announced that the Nigerian civil service would become completely without paper by December 2025. The head of the Civil Service of the Federation, dr. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, announced it during a briefing in Abuja on Wednesday to commemorate the day of the African public service of 2025 and the week of civil service. …

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‘Unties’ – Nigeria refused a report on the collapse of the Aramco $ 5 billion loan agreement

The federal government has opened controversy about the record of a $ 5 billion loan agreement between Nigeria and Aramco, a Saudi State Oil Company. Ripples Nigeria reported that the record agreement was being threatened by a decrease in crude oil prices and decreased production. There are also concerns that developed regarding the reluctance of banks to bear the agreement. …

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CBN Debunks Reports on BDC Recapitalization Time Limits

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has eliminated reports of reports on the extension of the deadline for the recapitalization of the Bureau de Change (BDC) operator until December 31. Acting Director of Corporate Communication CBN, Ny. Hakama Sidi, in a statement on Wednesday in Abuja, described the report as misleading and urged the Nigerians to ignore it. According to …

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Ndlea destroys two cannabis farms in Edo

The Command of the Edo State of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has destroyed two cannabis farms in a recent operation aimed at interrupting the supply chain of illegal drugs in the state. Speaking in Benin City during a briefing printing on the May of the Command results, the state commander Mitchell Ofoyeju revealed that the farms were …

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Kogi Monarch who was kidnapped regained freedom after 27 days in captivity

The traditional rulers of the Okoloe community who were kidnapped in the territory of the West Yagba regional government in the state of Kogi, Oba Dada Ogunyanda, had regained freedom 27 days after captivity. Ogunyanda, who is Obalohun from the Okolole community, was kidnapped from his palace on May 15. Also read: Trumen Houses Resting Natasha Family in Kogi Chairman …

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