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Breaking: Nigeria’s Power Generation Hits All-Time Peak Of 5,552.8MW

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) said on Thursday the country has recorded an all-time power generation peak of 5,552.8 megawatts. TCN General Manager, Public...

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Nigeria

Breaking: No approval for 50% electricity tariff increase —NERC

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, on Tuesday afternoon, said it has not increased electricity tariff by 50 per cent. The Commission, in a statement, said...

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BREAKING: NSE Named World’s Best-performing Stock Market In 2020

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has been ranked 2020’s best-performing stock market among the 93 equity indexes being tracked by Bloomberg across the world. According...

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Breaking: Atletico Madrid Terminates Diego Costa’s Contract

Spanish La Liga giants, Atlético de Madrid and Diego Costa have reached an agreement for the termination of the striker’s contract. The striker’s contract was...

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Key US And Regional Mediators Join Talks In Push To End Gaza War

Efforts to end the two-year Gaza war gained fresh momentum on Wednesday as top United States envoys and regional mediators gathered in Egypt for a new round of indirect talks between Israel and Hamas under President Donald Trump’s peace plan. Trump’s senior advisers, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner,...

Nigeria@65: Education Sector-Between Promises And Reality

Sixty-five years after independence, Nigeria’s education sector still struggles to live up to its promise as the foundation of national development. Despite numerous reforms and policies, classrooms remain underfunded, teachers underpaid, and students caught in a recurring cycle of strikes and poor learning conditions. The gulf between...

U.S. Flight Delays Surge Amid Ongoing Air Traffic Controller Shortage

Flight travel disruptions continued for a second consecutive day across the United States as air traffic control staffing shortages worsened during the ongoing government shutdown, now in its seventh day, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Tuesday. More than 3,000 flights have been delayed nationwide, according to...