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JUST IN: Ariaria market artisans in Abia get FG grants

The Federal Government has announced that the first batch of artisans in Ariaria International Market in Abia State has received their one-time grant of...

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Nigeria

2021 budget: Reps to raise Air Force budget, hail CAS over fight against insecurity

The House of Representatives Committee on Airforce on Tuesday promised to raise the budget of the Nigeria Airforce, as the panel commended efforts of...

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Nigeria

TRENDING: Senate, FG disagree over N5bn bailout for airline operators, others

THE Senate and the Federal Government disagreed sharply Tuesday over the N5 billion bailout approved for airline operators and other businesses in the aviation...

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Nigeria

JUST IN: 20-Foot Container Of Suspected Toxic Waste Abandoned In Lagos

A 20 foot container suspected to contain toxic waste has been abandoned at Berger Suya bus stop, along the Cocoanut – Mile2 end (close...

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Ghana Approves Visa-Free Travel for All African Nationals

Ghanaian President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has approved a groundbreaking policy granting visa-free entry to all African nationals. This initiative, a major promise made earlier this year, is set to take effect before the end of his term on January 6, 2025. With this move, Ghana joins a...

Ghana Approves Visa-Free Entry for All African Nationals

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has granted approval for visa-free entry to Ghana for all African nationals, fulfilling a key promise made earlier this year. The policy is expected to take effect before the end of the president’s term on January 6th, 2025. This announcement places Ghana among the...

FG Allocates ₦45.2 Billion in 2025 Budget for Prison Upgrades

The Federal Government has proposed a budget of ₦45.2 billion for the improvement of Nigerian correctional facilities and the welfare of inmates in 2025. A significant portion of this budget—₦38 billion—is allocated to feeding inmates across custodial centers. Additionally, ₦7.2 billion has been set aside for upgrading correctional...