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The Kwara State Police arrested a suspected cultist and seized a homemade gun during a security operation in Ilorin. This is part of their efforts to combat violent crime.
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The Kwara State Police arrested a suspected cultist and seized a homemade gun during a security operation in Ilorin. This is part of their efforts to combat violent crime.

The Federal Government's textbook ranking policy has sparked debates in Nigeria's education sector. Critics worry it may harm educational publishing and job security.

UAC of Nigeria Plc has appointed Adebolanle Badejo to the board of UPDC Plc. This move aims to strengthen governance and focus on the company's growth.

Air Peace has warned passengers of possible flight delays and cancellations after an Airbus A320 was damaged at Lagos airport. The airline is working to minimize disruptions.

Police discovered a single-barrel gun and eight live cartridges in Edet George's home in Akwa Ibom. Neighbors reported he threatened them with the firearm.

The NFIU is set to start the Nigerian chapter of the global Women in AML/CFT/CPF Network on October 6, enhancing women's roles in fighting financial crimes.

Rabiu Kwankwaso urges unity between Northern Nigeria and the South-East, highlighting the importance of political ties and reconciliation after the Civil War.
The FCT High Court has granted bail to Danladi Umar, former chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, amid corruption charges involving bribes from contractors.

The US is backing Nigeria's energy and digital projects to create jobs and improve infrastructure. This partnership aims to enhance growth and stability.

Companies in Nigeria face challenges in sustainability reporting under IFRS S1 and S2. This article offers guidance on identifying and assessing sustainability risks.

Gunmen kidnapped a principal and four students during NECO exams in Kogi. Police are actively searching for the victims and the attackers.

WHO and UNICEF highlight that funding gaps could undo immunisation gains in low-income countries, even after record vaccination coverage in 2025.