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Government To End N200b Yearly Electricity Subsidy In December

The Federal Government is looking at ending tariff shortfall, averaging N200 billion yearly, in the power sector by the end of the year. Between 2015...

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Nigeria

BREAKING: APC Settles For Indirect Primary, Rules Out Consensus

The All Progressives Congress will choose its presidential candidate through an indirect primary election. The decision was reached at the party’s 11th National Executive Committee...

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Nigeria

NAFDAC Seizes 110 Cartons Of Expired Drinks In Sokoto

The National Agency for Food, Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has seized 110 cartons of expired flavoured powdered drinks in Sokoto state. The state NAFDAC...

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Nigeria To Host 1st Global Conference On Creative Industry – Lai Mohammed

The Federal Government says it is hosting the first Global Conference on Cultural Tourism and Creative Industry to reposition the creative industry as the...

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Obasanjo Says NNPC Refineries “Will Never Work Again”

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has reiterated his long-held stance that Nigeria’s state-owned refineries will never function effectively, even as the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited continues efforts to secure technical partners for the Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna facilities. Speaking during a televised interview, Obasanjo emphasized the...

Atiku Warns Against Campaign Ban In Northern States Amid Rising Insecurity

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has cautioned against proposals to suspend political campaigns in parts of Northern Nigeria, warning that such a move could threaten constitutional rights and fuel fears of disenfranchisement. His reaction follows reports that the Senate is considering halting political activities in states heavily affected by...

Civil Servants Key Allowances Increased By The Federal Government

The Federal Government has approved a new set of welfare reforms for civil servants, including the introduction of a 100 per cent Duty Tour Allowance (DTA) increase for workers attending approved training programmes, regardless of location, as well as a new exit benefit scheme for retiring civil...