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UK’s Huge Public Borrowing Falls In June, Debt Costs Rise

British public borrowing last month was almost a fifth lower than a year earlier, when the economy was feeling the full force of the...

Power Generation Falls Below 4,000MW Amid Gas, Transmission Problems

Power generation in Nigeria dropped below the 4,000 megawatts mark during the holiday. The total generation in the country stood at 3,958.7MW as of 6am...

Gold Hits One-Week Trough As Dollar Gains

Gold prices slipped to a one-week low on Monday as investors sought comfort in the U.S. dollar amid rising Pandemic cases. Spot gold fell 0.5%...

Canada beats U.S. and Europe to emerge as world’s fastest growing market

Sustainable investments total US$35.3 trillion, or more than a third of all assets in five of the world’s biggest markets with Canada experiencing the...

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Senate Suspends Bills for New Universities

The Nigerian Senate has directed its committees to stop processing bills seeking the establishment of new universities and other tertiary institutions, citing the Federal Government’s six-year moratorium on the creation of additional institutions. The directive was announced during Wednesday’s plenary session, November 4, 2026, as lawmakers considered the...

5.5 Million Nomadic Children Out of School in Nigeria

The National Commission for Nomadic Education has disclosed that approximately 5.5 million children from nomadic pastoralist, migrant fishing and migrant farming communities are out of school across Nigeria. The commission’s Acting Executive Secretary, Umar Abdu, revealed the figure during an interview in Kano on the sidelines of an...

Court Removes Karimi as APC’s Kogi West Candidate

A Federal High Court in Abuja has nullified the nomination of Senator Sunday Karimi as the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the Kogi West senatorial district ahead of the 2027 general elections. The court ordered the APC to replace Karimi with Samuel Aro, whom it recognised as...