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Politics · Daily Trust ·
PDP Crisis: Wabara-led BoT holds NEC today, to appoint caretaker committee
The Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party, led by Adolphus Wabara, is scheduled to convene a National Executive Committee meeting today. This gathering aims to address the ongoing internal crisis within the party by appointing a caretaker committee to manage its affairs and resolve leadership disputes.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
‘Broken trust in governance Nigeria’s major problem’
Discussions regarding the current state of the nation highlight that the erosion of public confidence in government institutions represents a primary challenge for Nigeria. Addressing the gap between the leadership and the citizenry is viewed as a critical step for achieving national development and maintaining social stability.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Villagers pelt moving train, NRC raises alarm
The Nigerian Railway Corporation has warned against the dangerous habit of some villagers pelting moving trains with stones. This trend poses significant risks to the safety of passengers and the integrity of rail equipment. The agency has called for communal support and heightened security to prevent further occurrences and ensure the protection of national assets.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s new debt surge and the question of what it bought
Nigeria has experienced a significant increase in its national debt levels, leading to increased scrutiny over the allocation and impact of these borrowed funds. Observers are evaluating the specific projects and economic benefits derived from the recent surge in borrowing to determine the effectiveness of the government's fiscal management.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s New Debt Surge and the Question of What It Bought
Nigeria is experiencing a significant increase in its national debt, prompting concerns regarding the effective utilization of these borrowed funds. The surge raises critical questions about infrastructure development and economic impact as the government continues to navigate fiscal challenges while seeking to justify the rising debt profile.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
Flight disruptions rage amidst global jet fuel shortage
A global shortage of aviation fuel continues to cause significant disruptions in flight schedules. Airlines are struggling to maintain regular operations as the scarcity impacts fuel availability, leading to widespread delays and cancellations for passengers across various domestic and international routes.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Editors, SERAP urge FG to safeguard press freedom, tackle insecurity
Nigerian editors and the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project have called on the federal government to protect press freedom and address rising insecurity. These organizations highlighted the need for a safe environment for media practitioners and the general public to ensure national stability and democratic governance.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
Bandits abduct 15 women, children in Katsina
Bandits have reportedly kidnapped fifteen individuals, consisting of women and children, during an attack in Katsina State. The incident reflects ongoing security challenges in the region as local communities continue to face threats from armed groups. Authorities are expected to initiate measures to secure the release of the victims.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Investigate attacks on journalists, MRA urges FG
Media Rights Agenda has called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to launch investigations into various attacks targeting journalists across the country. The advocacy group emphasizes the need for accountability and the protection of media professionals to ensure press freedom and uphold democratic principles within the Nigerian state.
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Lifestyle · BusinessDay ·
Alaba Alakija: A life of privilege, passion, and enduring friendship
Alaba Alakija was a notable figure whose life was characterized by a privileged upbringing and a deep commitment to his personal passions. He was widely recognized for his ability to sustain long-term friendships and for his social influence. His legacy reflects a combination of professional dedication and significant interpersonal connections within Nigerian society.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s N31trn deficit fix may lie in listing state assets
Nigeria explores addressing its 31 trillion naira deficit by listing state-owned assets on the capital market. This strategy aims to generate revenue and bridge fiscal gaps through the partial or full privatization of government entities, offering a potential solution to the country's ongoing budgetary challenges and funding requirements.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
From strategy to results: Fixing Africa’s execution crisis
The discourse explores methods for bridging the gap between strategic planning and tangible outcomes within the African context. It addresses the systemic challenges that hinder effective implementation across various sectors, proposing solutions to ensure that development frameworks and business policies yield measurable progress for the continent's economy.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
From strategy to results: Fixing Africa’s execution crisis
The report examines the gap between strategic planning and implementation across the African continent. It highlights systemic challenges preventing the realization of development goals and suggests methods for improving execution to achieve tangible socio-economic results for the region's various sectors.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·
2027: Atiku can run, but he lacks what it takes to win!
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar retains the legal right to contest the 2027 presidential election. Recent analysis suggests that while a candidacy is possible, there are concerns regarding his potential to win the polls. These developments come as political stakeholders assess the future of the opposition party's leadership.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
Last minute rush as APC closes sale of forms today
The All Progressives Congress is experiencing a high volume of activity as the deadline for the sale of nomination and expression of interest forms expires today. Aspirants are making final efforts to purchase the documents before the window closes, marking a critical stage in the party's internal electoral preparations.
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Politics · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s next power minister faces a test of competence, not politics
The upcoming appointment of Nigeria's minister of power is expected to prioritize technical expertise over political affiliations. This transition occurs as the energy sector requires a leader capable of addressing systemic challenges and improving the national grid's reliability and efficiency to meet the country's growing electricity demands.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
2027: Calculations shift as Obi, Kwankwaso join NDC
Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso have joined the National Democratic Coalition, signalling a significant shift in political strategies for the 2027 general elections. The alliance between these prominent figures is expected to impact future electoral calculations as opposition forces consolidate ahead of the upcoming national polls.
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Technology · The Punch ·
Nigeria urges African cooperation to build AI capacity
Nigeria has called for increased collaboration among African nations to enhance artificial intelligence capabilities across the continent. The federal government emphasized the importance of regional partnerships in developing technical infrastructure and shared frameworks to ensure Africa remains competitive in the global digital economy and technological landscape.
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Politics · Daily Trust ·
ACF splits over leadership tussle
The Arewa Consultative Forum is currently experiencing internal divisions following a disagreement over its leadership structure. Members of the socio-cultural organization are reportedly split into factions as the struggle for control intensifies, potentially impacting the group's ability to represent northern interests effectively amidst the ongoing administrative dispute.
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World · Daily Trust ·
Xenophobia: 130 Nigerians register for evacuation from S/Africa – FG
The Nigerian Federal Government has announced that 130 citizens residing in South Africa have registered for voluntary evacuation. This development follows a surge in xenophobic incidents targeting foreign nationals in the country. The government is facilitating the return process to ensure the safety of Nigerians wishing to leave the host nation.