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Supermajor Shell in dialogue with communities to halt planned disruption of operations –Spokesman
Supermajor Shell on Monday said it was working with the Bayelsa government to resolve a dispute with some host communities over the non-execution of an electricity project.
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Fuel scarcity affecting dry season farming in Jigawa – AFAN
The All Farmers Association (AFAN), Jigawa Chapter, says the nationwide lingering fuel scarcity will likely affect dry season farming in the state.
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NEITI report: Reps committee invites NNPC, NDDC, others for investigation
The House of Representatives ad-hoc Committee on the recovery of outstanding debts owned the Federal Government by Oil and Gas companies in Nigeria, has invited the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation…
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Police say child found with dispatch rider not stolen
A child found allegedly in a courier box of a dispatch rider last week was not stolen in Lagos state, police said in a statement on Monday. Contrary to the claims on social media, police spokesman Adekunle Ajisebutu said the child was not found in the courier box. “The child’s mother, Lovina Biturs, was contacted,”
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Kaduna Government, UNICEF making progress on child protection – Official
The Kaduna State Government with support from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is making progress in strengthening child protection systems in the state.
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NDLEA launches drug abuse reduction campaign in Sokoto
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has launched War Against Drug Abuse (WADA) in Sokoto State.
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ASUU denies failure of UTAS integrity test
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has denied alleged failure of the integrity test on the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS), by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA).
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ASUU extends strike by two months
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has extended its ongoing strike action by another eight weeks. The union had a month ago declared a 30-day strike action in the first instance in its face-off with the Federal Government. ASUU President, Professor Victor Emmanuel Osodeke, disclosed this on Monday after after an emergency meeting by
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Businesses hit with N96.4tr losses as power failure worsens
If the projection of the World Bank is anything to take seriously, Nigerian businesses may have lost nothing less than $232 billion (N96.4 trillion) in the last eight years that the Federal Government and operators in the sector dilly-dally on making it perform.
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After months of relief, soaring energy prices raise inflation fears
fter months of relief from spiking inflation, Nigerians may have to brace for another round of prolonged rise in food, transportation and energy prices triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as many key producing countries keep vital food…
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