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Education
Batch ‘B’ Stream II corps members get date to report to orientation camp
The National Youth Service Corps has announced the schedule for the 2024 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Orientation Course. The announcement…
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Foreign News
UK Riots: Fear, uncertainty, caution characterise lives of Nigerians in UK
Blessing Oyindamola, a Nigerian working as a customer service advisor, lives in Manchester, one of the first cities to be…
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Court/Litigation
Local Govt Autonomy: Supreme Court judgement enforceable, Ozekhome tells critics
A prominent Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mike Ozekhome, responded on Thursday to critics of the Supreme Court judgement ordering direct payment…
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Politics
We’ll win Lagos, five other S/W states in 2027 – PDP
The National leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has vowed to win all the states in the South West…
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Top News
Recruitment: Successful Police candidates commence training Saturday
The Police Service Commission said on Thursday that “Successful candidates of the just concluded 2022 Police Recruitment exercise are expected…
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Top News
Immigration officer suspended for soliciting money from traveller at Lagos airport
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has suspended Okpravero Ufuoma, an assistant superintendent of immigration II (ASI II), for soliciting money…
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Top News
FG lifts suspension on Arik Air operations
The federal government says it has lifted the suspension on the operations of Arik Air. Michael Achimugu, the director of…
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Agency Report
Nobel winner, Yunus, sworn in to lead Bangladesh interim government
Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus was sworn into office Thursday, vowing to lead Bangladesh back to democracy after a…
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Economy
FG stops sale of N40,000 subsidised rice to civil servants
The Federal Government has stopped the planned sale of subsidised rice to civil servants. It has, therefore, withdrawn the circular…
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Agency Report
Concert Protest: UK PM vows to stop far-right riots
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed on Thursday not to ease efforts to prevent further far-right riots in English towns…
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