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Lagos residents complain about rising tomato prices and are looking for alternatives

Some residents in Lagos State have expressed concern over the recent increase in the price of tomatoes, forcing many families to adopt alternatives. A 50kg basket of tomatoes now sells for between N115,000 and N125,000, compared to N35,000 and N40,000 recorded last month. Ago Palace resident, Olachi Igwe, on Wednesday said the scarcity and high cost of tomatoes had disrupted …

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Omah Lay – Mary Go Round

The wait is finally over for fans of the “Purple Pop” pioneer. Stunningly accomplished Nigerian musical sensation Omah Lay recently introduced a breathtaking new masterpiece titled “Mary Go Round.” Additionally, Omah Lay – Mary Go Round was released on April 3, 2026.”Maria Go around” serves as the centerpiece of his highly anticipated second album, Mental clarity. “Mary Go Round” …

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NWFL regular season ends in style as Super Six lineup and relegation battles confirmed

The curtain has officially fallen on the regular season of the NWFL Premier Leaguewith matchday 18 yielding dramatic results, late goals and decisive results in several centres. In Lagos, FC Robo Queens completed an impressive campaign with a 2-1 victory over Nasarawa Amazons. Goals from Opeyemi Ajakaye and Oluwakemi Adegbuyi secured victory before Ayatsea Hembafan pulled one back for the …

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Top 10 stories from all Nigerian Newspapers, Thursday 7 May

Here are the top ten stories from across the country 1. Nigerian government bans ‘Dr’ title for honorary degree holders, warns of academic fraud The Federal Government has introduced a new policy prohibiting honorary degree recipients from using the title “Dr,” declaring use of the title a form of academic misrepresentation that will have legal and reputational consequences.Read more 2. …

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UNICEF supports the “Yes!” The Girl’ Initiative calls for stronger platforms for Nigerian adolescent girls

…It states that millions of girls still face educational gaps, harmful norms and poor access to information Daud Olatunji The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has stepped up calls for stronger and more sustained platforms to amplify the voices of adolescent girls in Nigeria, warning that millions of girls remain constrained by entrenched social barriers, limited opportunities and inadequate access …

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