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From Burna Boy To Davido: A Look At Nigerian Grammy Nominees Who Didn’t Win In 2025

The 2025 Grammy Awards showcased a remarkable presence of Nigerian artists, reflecting the global influence of Afrobeats and the nation's rich musical talent. Despite...

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Politics

Reps Push for Increased Budget Allocation to NIMC, NYSC, and Other Key Agencies in 2025

The House of Representatives is advocating for increased funding for several critical government agencies in the 2025 budget beyond what has been initially proposed. Philip...

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Business

Turkey’s Inflation Slows to 42.1% in January

Turkey’s annual inflation rate eased for the eighth consecutive month in January, dropping to 42.1% from 44.3% in December, according to official data from...

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Global News

Taiwan Faces Diplomatic Deadline In South Africa

Taiwan has reported that South Africa has given the island until the end of March to move its de facto embassy from Pretoria, with...

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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...