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Politics · Leadership News ·Nigerians’ Lives More Important Than Foreign Investments – Oshiomhole
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has stated that the lives and welfare of Nigerians are a higher priority for the country than the attraction of foreign investments. This position highlights a preference for domestic human security and wellbeing over international economic considerations within the current national discourse.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Katsina sets up peace, reintegration committee to tackle insecurity
The Katsina State government has established a committee focused on peace and reintegration as part of its strategy to address ongoing insecurity. This initiative aims to facilitate dialogue and restore stability within the state by coordinating efforts to reconcile conflicting groups and manage the rehabilitation of individuals affected by the security crisis.
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Business · Vanguard ·FX Infractions: EFCC clears over 1,000 bank accounts, prunes investigations to 16
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has cleared more than one thousand bank accounts previously investigated for foreign exchange infractions. Following an extensive review, the anti-graft agency reduced the scope of its ongoing inquiries to focus on only sixteen accounts found to have significant issues requiring further legal or regulatory scrutiny.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
‘You can’t go for Hajj’, court rejects Bauchi AG’s application
A court has dismissed an application filed by the Bauchi State Attorney General seeking permission to travel for the Hajj pilgrimage. The judicial ruling prevents the official from departing the country for the religious exercise, maintaining current legal restrictions as proceedings continue regarding the matter brought before the bench.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Why conflicts persist in many communities – Gen. Agwai
General Martin Luther Agwai has highlighted the factors contributing to the continuous cycle of violence and instability within various Nigerian communities. His observations address the underlying causes of these persistent disputes, emphasizing the need for effective resolution strategies to ensure long-term peace and security across the affected regions of the country.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
UUTH doctors begin indefinite strike after EFCC raid
Doctors at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital have commenced an indefinite industrial action following a recent raid by officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. The strike marks a significant disruption to medical services at the facility as the medical practitioners protest the actions of the anti-graft agency.
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Sports · The Punch ·16 teams battle for The9jaboy grassroots football tourney
Sixteen teams are set to compete in The9jaboy grassroots football tournament. This local competition aims to showcase emerging talent within the Nigerian sports community. The event highlights the development of youth football at the community level as teams vie for the top prize in the organized championship.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Group Lauds APC Over Waiving Of Screening For Tinubu
An unidentified group has commended the All Progressives Congress for its decision to exempt Bola Ahmed Tinubu from the party's formal screening process. This development reflects ongoing internal dynamics within the ruling party as it organizes its leadership structures and prepares for future electoral activities across the country.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Why Nigeria Can’t Compete Globally In Agro-Exports – Experts
Experts have identified significant challenges hindering Nigeria's ability to compete effectively in the global agricultural export market. These obstacles prevent the nation from maximizing its potential in international trade, despite its vast agricultural resources and the ongoing efforts to diversify the economy away from oil dependency.
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Sports · Complete Sports ·
Accra 2026: Amusan Determined To Retain Women’s 100m Hurdles Title
Nigerian athlete Tobi Amusan has expressed her commitment to defending her Women’s 100m hurdles title at the upcoming Accra 2026 competition. The world-class hurdler aims to maintain her dominance in the event as she prepares for the regional sporting championship scheduled to take place in Ghana.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
Katsina begins review of proposed light rail master plan
The Katsina State government has initiated a formal review of its proposed light rail master plan to improve transportation infrastructure. This strategic evaluation aims to establish a framework for a modern railway system within the state, potentially boosting economic connectivity and urban mobility for residents across the region.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Africa’s green industrialisation: The characterisation of African Development Bank in theatre of green economy
The African Development Bank is positioned as a central player in driving Africa's transition toward green industrialization. The institution plays a critical role in shaping the continent's green economy through strategic investments and policy frameworks aimed at sustainable development and industrial growth across various African nations.
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Other · Daily Post ·Nigerian Newspapers: 10 things you need to know Wednesday morning
Major Nigerian daily newspapers have released a compilation of ten significant news updates for Wednesday morning. The summary highlights key developments in national politics, security concerns, and economic trends, providing a consolidated overview of the most critical issues currently affecting the country for busy readers.
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Business · Vanguard ·Nigeria’s net forex inflow rises 11% to $66.23bn
Nigeria's net foreign exchange inflow recorded an 11 percent increase, reaching a total of $66.23 billion. This growth reflects a rise in the country's forex liquidity as reported by financial data sources. The development highlights trends in Nigeria's international financial transactions and overall economic balance during the period under review.
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Technology · Daily Trust ·
Troops seize 400 Starlink devices linked to terrorists in North-East
Nigerian security forces have seized 400 Starlink satellite internet kits in the North-East region. The devices are allegedly being used by terrorist organizations to facilitate their operations. This recovery is part of ongoing efforts by the military to degrade the communication capabilities of insurgents across the country.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Teachers fault exemption of CoE candidates from UTME
Nigerian educators have voiced opposition to the proposed policy exempting candidates seeking admission into Colleges of Education from sitting for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The teachers argue that such a move could undermine academic standards and the quality of teacher training across the federation's tertiary institutions.
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Sports · The Punch ·
Nigeria clinch 16 medals at 2026 African Cycling Champs
Nigeria secured a total of sixteen medals at the 2026 African Cycling Championships. The national team’s performance at the continental event reflects the country’s competitive standing in the sport. These results were achieved through various cycling disciplines during the tournament held for athletes across the African continent.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
‘1,347 Nigerians died from road accidents in 2026 Q1’
Statistics indicate that 1,347 Nigerians died in road traffic accidents during the first quarter of 2026. The figure represents the total number of fatalities recorded across the country between January and March. These findings underscore the persisting issues regarding road safety and transportation security within Nigeria's various states and highways.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Woman sets husband, co-wife, children ablaze in Kano
A woman in Kano reportedly set her husband, co-wife, and children on fire. The incident, which occurred in the northern Nigerian state, has caused a significant disturbance. Local authorities are expected to address the situation as details regarding the condition of the victims and the motive behind the act emerge.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Mother testifies against son in murder case
A Nigerian mother has appeared in court to provide testimony against her son during an ongoing murder trial. The legal proceedings involve allegations of homicide, where the parent served as a witness for the prosecution. This development marks a significant stage in the judicial process as the court continues to evaluate the presented evidence.
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