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Will Nigeria Qualify for the 2026 World Cup?

As the race for the 2026 FIFA World Cup intensifies, Nigerian football fans are eager to see the Super Eagles reclaim their place on...
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Education

Federal Government Launches 50 Locally-Authored Textbooks

The Federal Government has officially launched 50 locally-written textbooks aimed at addressing the significant shortage of quality academic resources in Nigerian higher institutions. The Minister...
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Global News

5 Lessons Nigeria Can Learn from Egypt’s Power Sector Transformation

For decades, Nigeria has struggled with an unreliable power sector, facing issues such as inadequate electricity generation, weak transmission infrastructure, and frequent grid collapses....
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Global News

Hyundai Unveils $21 Billion Investment Plan in the U.S.

South Korean multinational Hyundai revealed on Monday a significant $21 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, which includes a $5.8 billion steel facility in Louisiana. This...
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The Quiet Fracture: Why Global Order Is Being tested

When Washington called on its European allies to back a tougher stance on Iran, the reply was muted. Nato capitals consulted, debated, and largely held back. To most people, it looked like routine diplomatic friction. But a growing number of economists and security analysts see something else: a...

UAE Exits OPEC And OPEC+: What It Means For Nigeria & OPEC Members

The United Arab Emirates has officially announced its withdrawal from OPEC and OPEC+, effective May 1, in a move confirmed by the country’s state news agency WAM. The decision ends nearly six decades of membership and removes one of the cartel’s most influential producers at a time...

Reps Approve Tinubu’s $516m Loan For Sokoto–Badagry Highway Project

The House of Representatives has given approval to President Bola Tinubu’s request to secure a $516,333,007 syndicated loan from Deutsche Bank AG to support infrastructure development. The approval was granted during Tuesday’s plenary in Abuja following the presentation of a report by the Deputy Chairman of the House...