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Religion
Nigeria Raises USD$4bn Through Eurobonds -DMO
After an intensive two (2) days of virtual meetings with investors across the globe, Nigeria has raised the sum of…
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Health
FG To Punish Buyers, Sellers Of Covid-19 Vaccination Cards
The Federal Government has tagged the use of covid-19 vaccination cards by unvaccinated individuals as criminal offense punishable by the…
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Politics
2023 Elections: No Automatic Ticket For Jonathan, Others- APC
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has said there would be no automatic ticket for former President GoodLuck Jonathan and others…
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News
Court Slams N20b Damages Against DSS For Raiding Igboho’s Residence
An Oyo State High Court has directed the Department of State Security, DSS, to pay N20 billion to Chief Sunday…
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Finance
Nigeria Targets USD$3bn From Eurobond Issuance To Part-finance Budget Deficit
The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to raise up to USD$3 billion from a Eurobond issuance at the International Capital…
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Energy
85,265MT Of Liquified Petroleum Gas supplied Nationwide In August -PPPRA
The Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) report of LPG supplied in August 2021, indicates that a total of 85,264.803…
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Politics
Femi Fani-Kayode Contradicts Self, Joins APC
The former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has defected from the Peoples Democratic Party( PDP) to join the ruling All…
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News
Bawa Hale And Hearty – EFCC
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has clarified that its Chief Executive, Abdulrasheed Bawa is ‘hale and hearty’. The…
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News
We’ll Lift Twitter Ban In Few Days Time, FG Assures Nigerians
The Federal Government has said assured Nigerians that the ban placed on the Microblogging platform, Twitter, would be lifted in…
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News
Outgoing NIS CG Tasks Personnel On Continuity Of Progress Achieved
The outgoing Comptroller General (CG) of the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, Muhammad Babandede, has charged officers and men of the…
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