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Katsina State Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has inaugurated a cassava processing centre in Batsari, aiming to enhance agriculture and create jobs.
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Katsina State Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has inaugurated a cassava processing centre in Batsari, aiming to enhance agriculture and create jobs.

WASPAN has taken its case to the Court of Appeal, seeking to overturn a ruling that supports FCCPC's regulation of digital lending in Nigeria. The appeal raises nine key points against the previous judgement.

The NHRC and Hope Behind Bars released eight inmates in Niger to celebrate Nelson Mandela Day, highlighting the importance of justice and dignity for all.

The Nigerian Senate has moved to make NGOs register all foreign aid with the government. This bill aims to enhance transparency and accountability in donor funding.

Governor Dauda Lawal has launched significant education reforms in Zamfara, aiming to improve school management, safety, and student welfare.

The Senate has stopped the Nigerian Coast Guard Bill amid concerns of overlapping duties with the Navy and Marine Police. Senators worry about funding and coordination.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria emphasizes the need for better legal frameworks to support the maritime sector during the 18th International Maritime Seminar for Judges.

Bola Oyebamiji, APC candidate for Osun governor, promises peaceful elections and urges voters to safeguard their PVCs. He aims for progress in all sectors.

Zamfara North has long lacked a state-owned tertiary school. Governor Lawal's recent approval for a College of Nursing Sciences brings hope for local education.

Anambra State has launched a plea bargain plan for suspects in criminal trials, excluding serious crimes like murder and kidnapping. This initiative aims to improve the justice system.

Fifty-six councillors in Anambra have filed a lawsuit against the state government, questioning the legality of a two-year tenure for local council officials.

Justice Musa Kakaki visited a secret lab in Ogun State as part of a drug trial involving three Mexicans and seven Nigerians accused of meth production.