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Business · Nairametrics ·Access Holdings explains why it may not pay dividends in 2026
Access Holdings Plc has disclosed that it might skip dividend payments in 2026 as the financial institution prioritizes capital retention. This decision aligns with the group's strategic objectives to meet new regulatory capital requirements and support its ongoing continental expansion plans within the banking sector.
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Sports · Daily Post ·UCL: Wesley Sneijder reacts to Arsenal reaching final after win over Atletico Madrid
Wesley Sneijder has shared his observations following Arsenal's successful qualification for the UEFA Champions League final. The London-based club secured their position in the championship match after defeating Atletico Madrid. Sneijder's commentary addresses the performance and milestone achieved by the team during this phase of the tournament.
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Politics · Vanguard ·Reps call for regulation of gas outlets after Apapa explosion
The Nigerian House of Representatives has urged the federal government to implement stricter regulations for liquefied petroleum gas outlets nationwide. This legislative call follows a recent gas explosion in the Apapa area of Lagos State, aiming to enhance public safety and prevent similar industrial accidents in residential and commercial neighborhoods.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Ellah Lakes explains huge costs from aborted N235 billion capital raise
Ellah Lakes has provided an explanation regarding the significant expenses incurred during its unsuccessful attempt to raise N235 billion in capital. The agricultural firm addressed the financial implications of the aborted fundraising process, which has impacted its recent fiscal reports and strategic outlook on the Nigerian Exchange.
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Business · Leadership News ·
FG Rules Out Fuel Subsidy Return
The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially stated that it has no intentions of reinstating the fuel subsidy regime. This clarification aims to address ongoing speculations regarding the government's stance on energy pricing and fiscal policy. The administration maintains its commitment to the current deregulated framework within the nation's petroleum sector.
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Politics · Premium Times ·Soludo scraps Anambra sports commission
Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has dissolved the state sports commission as part of an administrative restructuring process. The decision terminates the current management's oversight of sporting activities within the state, signaling a potential reorganization of how sports development is governed under the present state administration.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·‘What if Michael Jackson wasn’t born?’ — Korede Bello urges more births
Nigerian musician Korede Bello has encouraged the public to increase birth rates by emphasizing the potential contributions of every individual to society. He suggested that preventing births could result in the loss of significant global talents and cultural icons who have the potential to shape history.
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World · Vanguard ·10 strongest passports in Africa as Nigerian passport climbs up in global ranking
Nigeria’s passport has improved its position in recent global rankings, reflecting changes in international travel access. A new report identifies the ten most powerful passports in Africa, highlighting the nations with the highest levels of visa-free entry while documenting Nigeria’s upward trajectory within the global mobility index.
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Sports · Leadership News ·
NNL Super 4: Inter Lagos, Ranchers Bees Face Defining Matchday2 Showdown
Inter Lagos and Ranchers Bees will compete in a significant Matchday 2 fixture of the Nigeria National League Super 4 tournament. This encounter is expected to influence the standings of the competition as both teams seek to advance further in the league's season-ending promotion playoffs.
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Technology · Vanguard ·
Musk to spend $55bn on SpaceX AI chip project in Texas
Elon Musk plans to invest $55 billion into a new artificial intelligence chip project for SpaceX located in Texas. This massive financial commitment aims to enhance the aerospace company's internal computing capabilities and technological infrastructure as it continues its operations and development within the United States.
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Politics · The Punch ·Court stops NBC from sanctioning broadcast stations
A court has restrained the National Broadcasting Commission from imposing fines or sanctions on broadcast stations across Nigeria. This judicial intervention follows legal challenges regarding the commission's authority to penalize media outlets without proper court processes, highlighting a significant development for media freedom and regulatory boundaries in the country.
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Business · Leadership News ·
EFCC Slams Cybercrime Charge Against Firm Over Alleged Illegal Rebroadcast Of Multichoice Content
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has filed cybercrime charges against a company for the alleged illegal rebroadcast of Multichoice content. The legal action addresses unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material, reflecting ongoing efforts by Nigerian authorities to combat digital piracy and enforce intellectual property laws within the country’s broadcasting industry.
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Politics · Channels TV ·
I Have Not Endorsed Anyone For Rivers Governorship, We Are Not Working With Fubara — Wike
Nyesom Wike has clarified that he has not endorsed any candidate for the Rivers State governorship election. He further denied reports of a working relationship with Siminalayi Fubara, dismissing claims of an official alliance or preferred successor as the state prepares for its upcoming leadership transition.
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Politics · Channels TV ·
I Haven’t Endorsed Anyone For Rivers Governorship, We Aren’t Working With Fubara — Wike
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, stated he has not endorsed a candidate for the Rivers State governorship. He also clarified that his political faction is not collaborating with Governor Siminalayi Fubara. These comments aim to address ongoing speculation regarding political alliances and endorsements within the state.
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Sports · Leadership News ·
Champions League Final: Fans ‘Set The Standards’ At Rocking Emirates – Arteta
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta commended the supporters for the atmosphere they created at the Emirates Stadium during the Champions League final. He noted that the energy displayed by the fans established a high standard for the club and its future home matches.
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Sports · Leadership News ·
Simeone Praises Koke, Urges Support For Griezmann After Champions League Exit
Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone has commended captain Koke and called for continued support for forward Antoine Griezmann following the team's elimination from the Champions League. The manager's comments focus on maintaining squad morale and player backing after the Spanish side's departure from the premier European club competition.
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Sports · The Punch ·
14-year-old wins inaugural golf tournament, beats 170 players in Ogun
A 14-year-old golfer emerged as the winner of the maiden edition of a golf tournament held in Ogun State. The young athlete outperformed a field of 170 competitors to secure the title at the inaugural event. This victory marks a significant achievement for the teenager within the Nigerian golfing community.
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Sports · Leadership News ·
Nnadozie Targets Golden Glove In Debut WSL Campaign
Nigerian goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie has set a target to win the Golden Glove award during her inaugural campaign in the Women’s Super League. The shot-stopper aims to achieve individual distinction as she begins her debut season in the English top flight, marking a new phase in her professional career.
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Politics · Daily Post ·Defection: Peter Obi simply looking for ‘food is ready’ party – Wike
Nyesom Wike has commented on Peter Obi's recent political defection, suggesting the former governor is seeking membership in an established political platform. The remarks highlight the ongoing political discourse within the Nigerian landscape regarding candidate movements between parties ahead of the upcoming general elections.
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Education · Premium Times ·UNN to demolish shanties, illegal structures to restore master plan
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has announced plans to demolish shanties and unauthorized structures on its campus. This initiative aims to restore the institution's original master plan and ensure that land usage aligns with academic and administrative requirements. The management intends to clear all non-compliant buildings to improve the campus environment.
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