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NUPRC concludes 2025 licensing round with 31 companies successful

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Nigeria's frontier hydrocarbon basins have, for the first time, attracted broad investor participation in a major oil and gas licensing exercise, as the Nigerian...

CBN retains interest rate at 26.5%, flags global risks, inflation concerns

ECOWAS leaders sign landmark agreement to advance African Atlantic Gas Pipeline

Court clears FCCPC to resume enforcement of digital lending regulations

Troops: How We foiled abduction of students in Borno School

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NUPRC concludes 2025 licensing round with 31 companies successful

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Nigeria's frontier hydrocarbon basins have, for the first time, attracted broad investor participation in a major oil and gas licensing exercise, as the Nigerian...
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FG lauds Kano’s education drive, tasks 4,900 new teachers on excellence

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The Federal Government has commended the Kano State Government for its sustained investment in education, describing the recruitment of thousands of teachers and expansion...

Tinubu hails Badejo-Okusanya on historic election as first elected female NBA president

CBN retains interest rate at 26.5%, flags global risks, inflation concerns

Police officers face trial over alleged extortion of ICPC chair

Police arrest alleged logistics supplier to Mpape kidnappers

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Burna Boy, Shakira perform ‘Dai Dai’ at World Cup half-time show

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Nigerian Afrobeats star Burna Boy and Colombian singer Shakira delivered a live performance of Dai Dai, the official song of the 2026 FIFA World...

Yobo hints at possible political career

Senegal sack coach Pape Thiaw after World Cup exit

MotoGP: Marquez continues Sachsenring dominance

McGregor’ UFC return ends after 69 seconds following knee injury

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Barbados leader rejects claim that ex-colonies should repay Britain

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Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley called "asinine" a suggestion by a British lawmaker that Britain's former colonies should repay it for its historic investment...

Guinea Bissau: Military court returns main opposition leader to prison

SA police arrest UK fugitive sought in alleged killings of wife, 2 daughters

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