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NLC rejects proposed N5,000 stipend to replace petrol subsidy

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected the proposed N5,000 for 40 million poor Nigerians when the subsidy on Petroleum Motor Spirit (PMS) is...

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Report sees Nigeria’s exports hit $112 billion by 2030

A new research by Standard Chartered has projected that global exports will almost double from $17.4tn to $29.7tn over the next decade, with Nigeria...

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53rd Asoju Oba Cup begins Dec 1 at Teslim Balogun Stadium

Hostilities will begin at the 53rd Asoju Oba Molade Okoya Thomas Cup Table Tennis Championships from December 1. The tennis tourney, which ends on...

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Nigeria’s oil production rebounds as Shell lifts force majeure on Bonny Light exports

Nigeria’s hope of improved production may have been re-ignited as a result of the lifting of force majeure on crude exports by Shell Petroleum...

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Italy Pledges Ongoing Security Partnership with Ghana – Ambassador

Laura Ranalli, Italy’s top diplomat in Ghana, has reiterated her nation's intention to maintain a strong alliance with Ghana on matters of security, with a shared ambition to ensure lasting peace and safety across the Gulf of Guinea. She emphasized that this alliance would be reinforced through collaborations...

Ancient Footprints Discovery in New Mexico Forces Rethink of Early Human History

A startling find in the American Southwest is challenging long-standing beliefs about early human presence in North America. Archaeologists have uncovered what appear to be ancient footprints that could significantly predate current estimates of when humans first arrived on the continent. Imprinted in the soft gypsum of what...

Over 4 Million People Have Escaped Sudan’s Ongoing Conflict – UN

According to officials from the UN’s refugee organization, more than four million individuals have been forced to escape Sudan’s civil unrest since the conflict erupted in 2023. Many of those who fled are now enduring harsh conditions, with limited access to shelter due to insufficient financial support. "Now...