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World Breastfeeding Week: FG Urge Citizens To Support Working Mothers

The Federal Ministry of Health has urged citizens to enable breastfeeding by supporting working mothers with conducive workspace to improve health of the baby and...

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Lagos State Govt. Destroys Six Animals Infected With Anthrax Disease

The Lagos State Government says it has confiscated, burnt and buried six animals infected with Anthrax disease, to prevent its spread. The Permanent Secretary, Ministry...

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Human Trafficking: Stakeholders Advocate Collaboration, Framework To Dismantle Trafficking Network

The International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), Ogun State Chapter, on Sunday emphasised the need to combat trafficking in persons by addressing its root...

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Over 23,000 Nasarawa Residents Test Positive To Hepatitis

The Nasarawa State Government has said that no fewer than 23,224 residents of the state have tested positive to the viral Hepatitis B and...

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NNPC Workers Threaten Shutdown Over Management Team

In a developing situation that could significantly impact Nigeria’s energy sector, workers of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) have issued a strong warning of a nationwide shutdown over alleged irregularities and dissatisfaction within the management structure. This growing tension follows internal reports suggesting unrest among staff...

FEC Orders Full Implementation of Naira-for-Crude Policy

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has officially approved the full implementation of the previously suspended Naira-for-Crude agreement involving local petroleum refiners. This directive was announced by the Ministry of Finance via its official X handle in a post titled “Update on the Crude and Refined Product Sales in...

U.S. Criticizes Nigeria’s Import Ban on Agricultural and Pharmaceutical Products

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has raised concerns over Nigeria’s continued ban on the importation of 25 categories of goods, stating that the restrictions hinder access to the Nigerian market for American exporters. The criticism was issued on Monday and follows closely on the...