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The military described the operation as part of an intensified campaign aimed at crippling terrorist networks. The post Over 20 Killed As Nigeria-US Air Strikes Crush ISWAP Cells In Borno – DHQ appeared first on Channels Television.
“All aspirants are expected to appear for screening and pre-qualification interviews at designated venues across the country with relevant documents." The post NDC closes sale of presidential forms, extends others by one week appeared first on Vanguard News.
The APC has officially cleared Yahaya Bello and other candidates for the Kogi Central Senate primary, resolving uncertainty about his eligibility. This decision comes despite his ongoing corruption trial with the EFCC.
Dangote has increased its investment in Ethiopia to $4 billion, aiming to enhance agriculture and food security. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed views this as a strategic initiative to reduce import dependence.
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Six loyalists of George Akume lost their re-election bids in the APC primaries in Benue State. This outcome highlights the ongoing internal power struggles within the party.
The article from BusinessDay discusses various economic developments in Nigeria. It highlights key trends and insights relevant to the business community.
Nigeria and the United States have carried out fresh strikes against Islamic State jihadists in northwest Nigeria, the US military said on Monday. The post Nigeria, US carry out new strikes on ISIS appeared first on Vanguard News.
Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI could significantly impact the company known for its AI advancements. A jury is set to determine the outcome of this high-stakes legal battle.
A Russian drone struck a Chinese cargo ship in the Black Sea, coinciding with Putin's upcoming visit to Beijing. This incident highlights the complex geopolitical dynamics between Russia and China.
The Oyo State Government has introduced a Digital Labour and Skills Database to enhance job creation and workforce coordination. This initiative is expected to significantly improve employment opportunities in the region.
The article critiques the development options for African countries, highlighting the pervasive issue of corruption. It emphasizes the need for more transparent and effective governance to improve prospects.
A man was killed during protests at the APC primary in Plateau, causing chaos at the venue. This incident occurred as a representative lost their ticket for the upcoming elections.
There are calls for the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) to expand its student loan scheme to include postgraduate studies. This extension could provide crucial financial support to students pursuing advanced degrees.
Former Senator Bala Na'Allah has withdrawn from the Kebbi APC primaries scheduled for Monday. His decision comes as he expresses dissatisfaction with the party's processes ahead of the 2027 elections.
Protests have erupted during the All Progressives Congress (APC) primaries in Akwa Ibom. Meanwhile, a member from Ebonyi has denied any disqualification and successfully won the primaries.
The presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Prince Adewole Adebayo, has declared that he is not intimidated by the prospect of facing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the
Doctors in Akwa Ibom have given the EFCC a deadline to issue a written apology and compensate victims of a recent raid. Failure to comply may lead to a strike by the medical professionals.
The Director-General of the Niger Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NCCIMA), Adamu Salihu, has described the Dangote Group as a transformative force in Africa’s economic renaissance, saying the
Governor Makinde has confirmed the tragic killing of a teacher amid the abduction of seven others in Oyo. He expressed condolences to the victims' families and pledged to rescue the remaining hostages.
A non-governmental organisation under the aegis of T.A Community has trained about 246 women operating small and medium-scale businesses across read more NGO empowers Kwara market women with financial literacy, digital skills
Nigerian troops and the US Africa Command killed over 20 ISWAP fighters in coordinated air strikes in North-East Nigeria, the Defence Headquarters reports.
A pedestrian has died following a fatal Ogun pedestrian accident involving a Toyota Coaster bus at Imowo, along the Imowo-Ibadan Road in Ijebu Ode.
Former Abia Speaker Christopher Enweremadu steps down from the Abia Senate contest, endorsing Chief Emeka Atuma to honor a local zoning agreement.
Prof. Ikpeme Ikpeme, the Chief Medical Director of UCTH, has refuted claims of ethnic bias in the recruitment of house officers, stating he does not harbor hatred towards Igbos. He described the allegations as false and misleading.
Two leading APC aspirants, Senator Bala Ibn Na’Allah and Sani M. Kabiru, have withdrawn from the Kebbi APC primaries for the senatorial election.
Activists warn that inactive companies are exploiting loopholes in Nigeria's banking system, undermining the beneficial ownership regime. This practice may facilitate corruption by hiding the identities of politically exposed persons involved in public contracts.
Suspected thugs disrupted the APC National Assembly primaries in Ondo, leading to the evacuation of election committee members. Security forces intervened to restore order at the venue.
Major General Ibrahim Alaya emphasizes the importance of a strong local defense industry for the operational readiness of Nigeria's armed forces. He believes that enhancing local production capabilities will significantly improve military effectiveness.
Protests in Kano turned violent as demonstrators blocked a highway and set fire to a local government secretariat in response to bandit attacks. One person was reportedly shot dead during the unrest.