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Rhoda Onuzulike

Makinde Grants N25,000 for Workers, N10,000 for Pensioners

Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has approved the payment of N25,000 for workers and N15,000 for pensioners as wage awards in the state. The...

Reps Move Presidential Yacht Budget to Student Loan

Following public outcry over the allocation of N5.095 billion for the purchase of a presidential yacht in the 2023 supplementary budget, the House of...

Frozen Chicken Imports Threaten Sector, PAN Warns

Nigeria’s poultry sector is on the verge of imminent collapse following the recent lifting of the restriction policy on foreign exchange required for the...

UK Commits $27m To Tackle Food Insecurity

The British International Investment, the UK’s development finance institution, has announced a $26.5m commitment to AFEX, to address food security in Nigeria, Kenya, and...

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Enugu Air Plane Skids Off Runway At Benin Airport

An Enugu Air aircraft veered off the runway after landing at Benin Airport on Thursday, prompting an emergency response and a formal investigation by aviation authorities. The airline confirmed that all passengers and crew members were safely evacuated from the aircraft and that no injuries or fatalities were...

US And Saudi Arabia Sign Landmark Civilian Nuclear Agreement

The United States and Saudi Arabia have announced a landmark agreement to establish a civilian nuclear programme in the kingdom, a move expected to strengthen bilateral ties while drawing scrutiny over its potential impact on regional security. The agreement, unveiled on Wednesday, is expected to create billions of...

Nigeria’s External Reserves Hit $52.5bn As Import Cover Improves

Nigeria’s gross external reserves have climbed to $52.52 billion, enough to cover approximately 11 months of imports, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso disclosed this on Tuesday after the 306th Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting in Abuja. The announcement came as the committee...