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Broadband Penetration Falls By 3%, Fibre Operators Seek Pioneer Status

Fibre operators, especially in the metro space, have called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to grant them pioneer status. This, they claimed, would...

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AFCFTA Classification: LCCI Seeks Resolution Mechanism On Goods

Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on the Federal Government to address concerns bordering its fiscal regime, especially as it relates...

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Nigeria Loses 20% Passenger Traffic Over Emirates, Others Exit

The suspension of Emirates Airlines and Etihad’s withdrawal from Nigerian airspace has cost the country, at least, a 20 per cent decline in international...

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Egypt Warns Against Ethiopia’s Unilateral Actions Over Disputed Dam

Ethiopia’s unilateral actions over the filling and operation of the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) will have “massive negative repercussions,” Egypt’s Minister of...

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UK Updates Travel Rules: Full List Of Items You Can And Cannot Bring Into The Country

Travellers arriving in the United Kingdom(UK) can bring a variety of personal belongings into the country without paying customs duty or tax, but strict limits remain on alcohol, tobacco and the value of certain goods. Some items are completely prohibited, while others require special permits before entry. According...

Obasanjo Denies Osoba’s 2003 Deception Claim, Defends PDP Victory

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has dismissed claims by former Ogun State Governor Olusegun Osoba that he deceived leaders of the Alliance for Democracy (AD) during the political realignments ahead of the 2003 general elections. In a letter addressed to Mr Osoba on Thursday, Obasanjo described the article titled “How...

US Congressman Urges Kanu’s Release, Threatens Aid Review

A member of the United States Congress, John James, has called for the release of the convicted leader of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, while suggesting that Nigeria could face cuts to US assistance if his appeal is ignored. Mr James, who represents Michigan...