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Lagos Streets and Bus Stops Overflow with Rubbish as Waste Collection Struggles
Rubbish is piling up on Lagos streets and bus stops despite government efforts. Areas like MITV and Iyana Oworo Bus Stops are heavily littered.
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City desk: crime, transport, community and life on the streets.
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Two people die, two in hospital after using laughing gas in Ogun
A tragic incident in Ogun has left two students dead and two hospitalized after using laughing gas. The police are investigating the circumstances.
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Enugu Air plane leaves runway in Benin, no injuries reported
An Enugu Air plane left the runway after landing at Benin Airport. All 63 passengers and crew members were safely evacuated with no injuries.
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Why Yorubaland Stands Apart from Northern Nigeria
This article examines how Yorubaland stands apart from Northern Nigeria in the face of insecurity and the responses from regional leaders over the years.
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EFCC returns N108m recovered from fraud to company
The EFCC has returned N108 million to Greenwich Planet Sun King Nigeria Limited after an investigation into fraud involving two former staff members.
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Egyptian Company to Build Drug Factory in Abia
Utopia Pharmaceuticals is set to build a drug factory in Abia State, enhancing local production and creating jobs. Governor Otti supports this investment for economic growth.
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Soldier on the run for selling military uniforms to terrorists
The Nigerian Army has declared Private Mohammed Yusuf Amutu wanted for selling military uniforms to terrorists. They urge the public to help find him.
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Military Chaplains from Nigeria and West Africa Meet in Ghana
Military chaplains from Nigeria and nine other countries met in Ghana for the first West Africa Religious Affairs Symposium to discuss military readiness and support for troops.
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Enugu Air plane goes off runway in Benin
An Enugu Air plane went off the runway after landing in Benin. All passengers and crew are safe, and the airline is assessing the situation.
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Nigerian military clears Nigerien camel herder wrongly linked to ISIS
The Nigerian military has cleared Aboubakar Zein-Nur, a camel herder wrongly accused of being linked to ISIS. Investigations found no evidence against him.
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New Fellowship to Boost Forest and Climate Journalism in Nigeria
The Nigeria Forest and Climate Journalism Fellowship aims to improve reporting on environmental issues. Selected journalists will receive training and grants for their stories.
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Nigerian Man Charged in US for $300,000 Fraud Scheme
Okeoghene Patrick Udugba, a Nigerian man, has been charged in the US for leading a fraud scheme that cost over $300,000. He used fake emails and romance scams to exploit victims.