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NCC Directive: Mobile Network Operators Ordered to Suspend Sale of New SIMs, Registration

The Nigerian Communications Commission has directed Mobile Network Operators to immediately suspend the sale and activation of new SIM cards to allow an audit...

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Nigeria

#EndSARS:Widows of Slain Police Officers Receive Compensation from Lagos Governor

Families of the six Police officers killed in different parts of Lagos State during the EndSARS protests hijacked by hoodlums, have received a cheque...

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Nigeria

Domestic Violence: Addressing The Menace Of Societal Condemnation

We hear it all the time, especially in this part of the world, Africa and Nigeria in particular! "Don't go oh, he will just...

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Nigeria

BREAKING: Many injured as APC, PDP supporters clash at tribunal in Ondo State

There was pandemonium at the High Court Road, Akure, the Ondo State capital, as the supporters of the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples...

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What A 2% VAT Increase Will Mean For An Average South African

The recent proposal to raise South Africa's Value-Added Tax (VAT) by 2% has ignited widespread debate among policymakers, economists, and citizens. To understand the potential effects of such an increase on the average South African, it's essential to explore the history of VAT in the country, its...

“Our people who go to India as passengers, come back as cargo” – Frm. President Obasanjo

Nigeria’s Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on the 19th of February, 2025 paid a visit to the ultra modern Loveworld Medical Center in Lagos, south west Nigeria. The elder state-man was taken on a tour of the facility which houses Africa's Nuclear medical center. The former president was full of praise for the vision behind...

Nigeria’s Money Supply Hits N110.97 Trillion

Nigeria's money supply (M2) surged by 18.3% year-on-year, reaching N110.97 trillion in January 2025, compared to N93.77 trillion in January 2024. This growth was largely fueled by increased savings in various investment instruments. According to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the rise in money supply was primarily...