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Nigeria Pumps 1.68m Barrels a Day: Four Months Inside OPEC Quota, But Where Is the Benefit?
Nigeria's crude oil and condensate output rose to 1.68 million barrels per day in August, keeping the country within its...
Read more“The People’s IPO”: Dangote Opens ₦2.15tn Refinery Share Sale as Nigerians Rush to Buy
Dangote Refinery has opened its ₦2.15 trillion IPO at ₦525 per share, giving Nigerians and other investors a chance to...
Read moreEx-Adamawa Speaker Mijinyawa, Thousands of Supporters Quit APC for APM
The former Speaker of the Adamawa State House of Assembly and serving member representing Yola South Constituency, Alhaji Kabiru Mijinyawa,...
Read moreAdamawa Declares Monday Work-Free for Bamanga Tukur
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has declared Monday a work-free day to honour the late elder statesman and former...
Read morePlateau Bloodbath: 13 Dead as Gunmen Strike Jos South, Mangu,Riyom
Tragedy struck Plateau State on Sunday night as suspected terrorists launched coordinated attacks across Jos South, Mangu, and Riyom Local...
Read moreDeji Urges Diaspora Investment as New Event Centre Opens in Akure
The Deji of Akure Kingdom, Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi, has renewed his call for indigenes living abroad and outside the state...
Read moreThe United Kingdom Was Built by Bringing Nations Together. Three of Them Are Now Asking to Leave.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are moving together to assert their right to determine their constitutional futures. Here is what...
Read more98 Deaths Since 2022: Two More Nigerians Killed in South Africa Reopen an Old Wound
Two Nigerian deaths in South Africa have reopened a painful question: how long can diplomatic assurances last when Nigerians continue...
Read moreYour WhatsApp Is Still Free. Your Business WhatsApp May Not Be
WhatsApp is still free for ordinary users. But businesses that rely heavily on the platform are about to enter a...
Read moreFalola: Stop Calling It Xenophobia, South Africa’s Anti African Hostility Is Afrophobia
Prof. Toyin Falola, has challenged Africans to rethink the language used to describe attacks against African migrants in South Africa,...
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