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200 jobs at risk as Microsoft shuts down innovation centre in West Africa
There are indications that Microsoft African Development Centre (ADC) may shut down its West Africa operation, located in Lagos, Nigeria. Industry sources in the know revealed this to The Guardian on Tuesday, though no official statement from Microsoft yet. It was gathered that the management of Microsoft had on Monday informed the staff of the
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We’ll unravel those behind political violence, missing children in Kano – Yusuf
Chairman, Kano Judicial Commission of Inquiry on Political Violence and Cases of Missing Persons, Justice Zuwaira Yusuf, on Monday, vowed to unravel those behind political killings and missing children in the state. Justice Yusuf said the commission will not victimize any individual or group of persons. The leader of the commission said this during an
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Peter Obi started ‘deporting’ Nigerians in 2011 – Presidency
The Presidency on Tuesday hit back at Peter Obi, accusing the former Anambra state governor that he started ‘deporting’ Nigerians in 2011. Obi on Monday condemned the recent reports of the deportation of citizens mostly of Osun State origin by Lagos State authorities. The Labour Party (LP) candidate for the 2023 presidential election said this
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JAMB releases 531 out of 64,000 withheld results
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released 531 out of 64,000 withheld results of the just concluded Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Spokesperson of JAMB, Dr Fabian Benjamin, revealed this in a statement on Tuesday. According to Benjamin, the Board is also looking at cases of unverified candidates and will soon come up
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Consumers seek lower tariff as NERC adopts monthly review, N1227/$ rate
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), yesterday, reduced the tariff for Band A customers by N19, bringing the total end-user bills for about 1.5 million Nigerians to N206.80 Kilowatt per hour (KWh).
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Concerns over Tinubu’s whereabouts as Shettima cancels U.S. trip
In a twist of events further raising worries over the President’s whereabouts, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, will now represent President Bola Tinubu at the 2024 U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Dallas, Texas.
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EFCC unfolds strategies in fight against graft
Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ola Olukoyede, has unveiled strategies being employed by the agency in the fight against graft, describing them as comprehensive.
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Govt denies plan to welcome foreign military bases
The Federal Government has dismissed alleged discussions with countries to establish foreign military bases in Nigeria.
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FG cuts electricity sales to neighbours for local supply
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has ordered the grid operator to cut back supplies to customers overseas to boost domestic supply.
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Rivers Assembly threatens Fubara over ‘illegal’ contract awards
The lingering feud between the executive and the legislature in Rivers State seems to have taken a different dimension as pro-Nyesom Wike lawmakers had threatened that if Governor Siminialayi Fubara continues to award contracts without the backing of the law, they will, at the appropriate time, take more stringent measures.
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