
World Bank gives Nigeria $1.25bn to boost economy and jobs
The World Bank has approved $1.25 billion for Nigeria to boost economic growth and create jobs. This funding supports key reforms for the country's future.
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The World Bank has approved $1.25 billion for Nigeria to boost economic growth and create jobs. This funding supports key reforms for the country's future.

A former NMA chairman in Lagos explains that the reported HIV cases are mainly from routine testing, not solely new infections. This has sparked discussions online.

Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has been recognized for his support of Sa’adu Zungur University, helping it achieve new academic program approvals.

The AFA Initiative has partnered with KNY Chemicals to enhance sustainable mining practices in Africa. They aim to turn mining waste into valuable resources.

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Fifteen people were killed and many injured in an attack by suspected armed herders in Benue State. The violence has raised fears of ongoing retaliatory attacks.

The Nigerian Army has confirmed that 104 soldiers are missing after an attack in Borno State. They left their duty post with their weapons following the incident.

US Soy leaders believe collaboration with Nigeria can help address the country's protein gap. They emphasize the importance of technology and training for local farmers.

Nigerian actress Clarion Chukwurah calls for support for vigilante groups to combat insecurity. She urges President Tinubu to allocate funds for community self-defense.

Supporters of Abiola Makinde protested after his name was missing from the APC candidate list. They argue this reflects injustice in the party's primary results.

The police commissioners of Akwa Ibom and Rivers States have met to discuss strategies for fighting cross-border crime and improving security cooperation.