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Dangote Group President and Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that powerful interests in Nigeria’s oil sector are allegedly fighting aggressively to stop the construction of the $20 billion Dangote Oil Refinery, fearing the project will disrupt the country’s long-standing fuel import business. Dangote said the refinery had faced resistance for years from incumbents in the oil industry who …

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#BestKidsBooks takes you to meet Mr. Funny and Mr. Fussy! When Mr. Funny passes by Mr. Fussy’s house, he distracts him by making faces. Mr. Fussy can’t stand this, so he signals him to warn him to honk his car horn… but Mr. Fussy doesn’t know that Mr. Funny’s horn isn’t a car horn, it’s a shoe horn that blows …

Six-time Nigerian champions Rivers Hoopers have begun intense preparations for the 2026 Nigeria Premier Basketball League (NPBL) season. Following official confirmation from the organisers, the Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) and the League Management Company (LMC), the NPBL 2026 previously scheduled for May 9, will now begin on May 16, with twenty (20) teams split across two conferences (Atlantic and Savannah). …

Nigerian police have extradited suspected cyber fraudster, Samuel Ugberease, known by pseudonyms including “Putsammy,” “Putput,” and “Sammy,” to the United States to face charges for alleged involvement in online romance fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering. The suspect was extradited on Wednesday, May 14, 2026, after Nigerian authorities completed legal proceedings and coordinated security operations with law enforcement agencies in …

A combined photo of Sadiya Umar Farouq and the EFCC logo Nobody is above the law. Not the former ministers. Not just any public official. But even the law cannot become theater. When anti-corruption efforts begin to feel like a public spectacle, the hunt risks becoming a matter of humiliation, not justice. The recent “wanted” notice issued by the Economic …