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Inspector loses assault rifle and ammunition after suspected thieves steal car at Kogi government headquarters

A police inspector attached to the security of the Kogi State Government House in Lokoja has lost an assault rifle and 30 live rounds after suspected thieves stole his vehicle and made off with the weapon in a brazen overnight incident. The officer concerned, identified as Inspector Mohammed Abdullahi, is said to have parked his Toyota Camry with registration number …

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FG rejects claims of new fuel, telecom levies, says IMF proposal not government policy

The Federal Government has firmly denied reports stating that it plans to introduce new taxes on telecommunications services and petroleum products, and stressed that the latest recommendations made by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) do not represent official government policy. In a statement issued on Wednesday by the Head of Information and Public Relations at the Federal Ministry of Finance, …

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The Audition – Lasisi goes MAD IV – Last Blood: Part II #fanedit #audition #josh2funny #compilation

Lasisi returned from a long break, full of energy and peace. He’s not crazy, he trusts what he says, he’s not crazy at all. This is the second part of the Last Blood episode. Watch the full series here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjgH-M1B4V4&list=PLxnYqYDNsmfr8UGlLA8r1hEDKEpF7TYrt Video edited by Simon Finta Support my channel if you like my work, much appreciated. #josh2funny #lasisielenu #funnyvideo #humor #nigeriaentertainment …

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Scottish fans drink themselves dry at Boston taprooms

Boston knew the Scottish fans would come. What the city didn’t know was how thirsty they would be. Sam Adams confirmed his Boston Taproom ran out of Samuel Adams Boston Lager over the weekend after the Tartan Army drank it dry. Scottish fans play bagpipes as they wait outside The Dubliner bar ahead of a FIFA World Cup viewing party. …

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Nigeria’s external balance strengthened as the current account surplus jumped to $4.98 billion

Nigeria recorded a significant improvement in external sector performance in the first quarter of 2026, with the current account surplus increasing to $4.98 billion, an increase of 255.7 percent from the previous quarter. This growth was largely driven by stronger revenues from exports of crude oil, gas and refined oil, coupled with a sharp decline in the fuel import bill. …

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