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Gbenga Hashim promises to link the minimum wage to the dollar to support workers and local businesses. His campaign focuses on economic growth and job creation.
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Gbenga Hashim promises to link the minimum wage to the dollar to support workers and local businesses. His campaign focuses on economic growth and job creation.

Egbin Power recently honored its top employees for their commitment and hard work. The event celebrated achievements in various categories and emphasized teamwork.

The Rivers State Police have arrested three suspects linked to the murder of bus driver Christopher Akpabio, who was attacked and killed in Asarama community.

Alhaji Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi contests the APC primary results, alleging party leaders overturned his victory. He insists he won with 9,132 votes.

Katsina Governor Umaru Dikko Radda explains his choice of Dr Olawale Fasanya as SMEDAN's Director-General, highlighting his skills and dedication.

The National Inland Waterways Authority warns that overloaded barges can cause serious accidents. Operators are urged to adhere to safety rules to protect lives.

The Federal Government has warned against approving contracts without sufficient funding. This aims to prevent abandoned projects and improve transparency.

Passengers are worried as the Nigerian Railway Corporation may raise fares due to increasing costs. This follows the end of a fare discount for Eid-el-Kabir.

Uche Nnaji's media consultant is questioned by police over defamation claims made against former UNN Vice-Chancellor. The case stems from a TV appearance.

Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso have joined the NDC, disrupting the opposition's plans for the 2027 elections in North-west Nigeria.

The federal government has officially begun rebuilding the Gombe, Biu, Maiduguri highway after years of delays. This project is part of President Tinubu's infrastructure plan.

The Borno State Contributory Health Care Management Agency has disbursed over N400 million for healthcare services to support vulnerable groups in the state.