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Hurricanes: How Names Are Chosen

How Are Names Chosen? The names given to hurricanes are pretty much already set. There are six alphabetical lists of names for Atlantic hurricanes,...

Storm Agnes: Coasts, Headlands Could Experience Stronger Winds In Northern Ireland

A period of severe wind due to reach Northern Ireland on Wednesday afternoon has officially been named Storm Agnes. It is the first named storm...

NASA Confirms Return Of Asteroid Bennu Samples

Dusty samples from the "most dangerous known rock in the Solar System" have been brought to Earth. The American space agency NASA landed the materials...

Northern Lights Make Lively Display In The U.K.

If you have a clear sky where you live it could be worth looking up over the coming nights - as chances of seeing...

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Tinubu Seeks Approval for $20.5bn, €1.05bn Loans

President Bola Tinubu has requested approval from the National Assembly to obtain $20.52 billion and €1.05 billion in external loans to finance infrastructure and development projects across Nigeria. The request forms part of the Federal Government’s 2026–2027 Supplementary External Borrowing Plan. Tinubu’s proposal was contained in a letter read...

Senate Targets State Police Law Before Christmas

The Nigerian Senate has expressed confidence that legislation establishing state police will be completed before the National Assembly’s Christmas recess. The development follows the approval of the proposed constitutional amendment by the required number of state Houses of Assembly. The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Media and Public...

Nigeria Misses Revenue Target by ₦20.7tn

Nigeria recorded a ₦20.74 trillion shortfall in statutory revenue against its budget target for the first ten months of 2026, raising fresh concerns about government financing despite rising international crude oil prices. An analysis of Federation Account figures reported by The PUNCH showed that statutory revenue reached approximately...