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FG Targets December 2025 For The Opening Of The First Phase of Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway

The Federal Government has confirmed that the first 47-kilometre stretch of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway will be opened to motorists in December 2025....

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Naira Weakens as Demand Pressure Persists Despite Rising External Reserves

The naira posted a weaker performance over the past week, sliding by 0.99 per cent at the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market to...

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Lagos Showcases Climate Leadership, Attracts Global Investment at COP30

The Lagos State Government engaged investors and development partners at the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention...

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The Federal Capital Territory Administration Begins CBT Promotion Exams for 8,000 Staff Across 165 Cadres

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) will on Tuesday commence Computer-Based Test (CBT) promotion examinations for 8,000 employees drawn from 165 cadres within...

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FG unveils plan to grow livestock sector from $32bn to $74bn by 2035

The Federal Government has launched the National Livestock Growth Acceleration Strategy, an ambitious roadmap aimed at expanding Nigeria’s livestock industry from its current...

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Gov Otti Reaffirms Commitment to Entertainment Village as Aba Made Film Project Takes Off

Abia State Governor, Dr Alex Otti, OFR, has outlined new plans to establish an entertainment village aimed at restoring Aba’s status as Nigeria’s...

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TikTok Blocks Over 49,000 Live Sessions in Nigeria Over Sexual Content Violations

TikTok has, for the first time, released detailed data on how it enforces its Live Monetization rules, following a spike in creators livestreaming...

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EU, Partners Advance Nigeria’s Next Phase of Digital Transformation

The European Union (EU) and its international partners have unveiled new measures to boost Nigeria’s digital transformation agenda as stakeholders gathered in Kano...