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N4 trillion bill: How petrol subsidy grew by 349.42% in 3 years
Federal legislators approved the sum of N4 trillion to be spent on petrol subsidies in 2022.
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Uproar in Oyo PDP over Olubadan’s brother’s senatorial ticket
Tegbe, an ally of the late governor Abiola Ajimobi, defected to the PDP last week, citing irreconcilable differences in his former party.
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2023: Nigeria needs Tinubu because he is ‘fresh air’ — pastors tell APC
The South-South branch of the Network of Clergymen in Nigeria (NCN) says Nigeria needs a politician in the mould of the former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, to unite the country.
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Stop cracking bad jokes about Warri, politician begs Nigerian comedians
Michael Tidi, the chairman of Warri South Local Government Area of Delta, has appealed to comedians and the media to help project Warri in good light.
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Lagos shuts Chrisland Schools over ‘child rape video’ [VIDEO]
The Lagos State Government has, meanwhile, warned against the circulation of the rape video, adding that whoever is found culpable would be face the law's hammer.
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2023: Yahaya Bello will flog Tinubu, Osinbajo, restructure Nigeria — MKO Abiola’s daughter assures voters
She said like her late father, Bello would not succumb to vested interests from political godfathers in running the country’s affairs.
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2023 presidency: Atiku, Tambuwal, Saraki battle over 166 delegates
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Sokoto State Governor Aminu Tambuwal and former Senate President Bukola Saraki are ahead in the battle for the votes of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) caucus in the National Assembly, according to an investigation.
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How Oyo APC Chieftains embezzled N7bn in 11 months — Makinde
The governor of Oyo state, ‘Seyi Makinde has raised an alarm over an alleged embezzled N15 billion from the state’s treasury under the government of late Abiola Ajimobi.
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Tinubu A Serial Betrayer, Has No Right To Attack Osinbajo — Bode George
“What goes round must come round."
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Lagos Speaker, Mudashiru Obasa’s Thirst for More Power
Obasa wanted more power, he dreamt of shooting his political career to the top. Our source disclosed that perhaps for his over-bloated ego or he is being deceived by his hangers-on or ravenous appetite for power.