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Germany Scraps Strict Easter Shutdown

Germany has backtracked on its plan to impose a strict Easter weekend shutdown after public outcry, as the European Union said it would tighten...

Port Harcourt Refinery: Reps To Investigate $1.5bn Rehabilitation Cost

The House of Representatives has mandated its committee on Petroleum Resources Downstream to organise an investigative hearing. This is to ascertain the true state of...

Enugu Petroleum Marketers Threaten To Shutdown

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association (IPMAN), Enugu Depot Community, has threatened to shut down over Anambra State Government’s “intentional renege” on its failed promise...

Southern Senators Resolved To Work Towards The Unity Of Nigeria

Senators from the southern part of the country on Wednesday resolved to work towards the unity of Nigeria despite the various challenges threatening the...

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Art Reporting In Nigeria 

A Concrete Way Forward To Consider -Paul Ewurum There is an urgent need for solely art newspapers and magazines in today’s Nigeria. Art news papers and magazines are much more preferable instead of  journals because there are a lot of them which are scholarly inclined and less accessible to...

US Unlocks $320m Military Aid for Egypt

The United States has cleared $320 million in military financing for Egypt after waiving human-rights conditions attached to the funds, citing Egypt’s strategic importance and what Washington described as Cairo’s “helpful role” following the outbreak of the Iran war. Secretary of State Marco Rubio approved the waiver for...

Nigeria at 66: The Country We Are Proud Of

From infrastructure and telecommunications to innovation, sport, diplomacy and culture, Nigeria’s 66-year journey is filled with achievements that deserve recognition. At midnight on October 1, 1960, Nigeria entered a new chapter as an independent nation. The country inherited institutions, roads, railways, schools and other structures from the colonial era....