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Nigeria bans loan companies from messaging friends, families of debtors
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) says it has listed conditions for digital lenders who wish to continue operating in Nigeria.
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Hoodlums reportedly vandalise, loot Abuja light rail Buhari commission in 2018
Industrial and electrical cables, as well as air conditioners, were carted away, Daily Trust reported after visiting the station on Monday.
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We pumped N1.3 trillion into power sector but got no desired result — finance minister
The fund was provided to tackle the monthly liquidity challenges faced by GenCos, as the distribution companies (DisCos) keep defaulting in paying for the monthly invoice of electricity received.
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2023: After dancing at 70th birthday party, Adams Oshiomhole joins Edo North senatorial race
Former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, has declared his intention to represent the Edo North Senatorial district.
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Hotel manager allegedly tells NYSC intern to bring beer, rapes her inside Osogbo office
The police arrested the hotel manager located around the GRA Area in Osogbo for allegedly raping a female corps member serving at his hotel.
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Cubana Chief Priest breaks silence after EFCC ordeal
Cubana Chief Priest was arrested at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport on his way to Owerri, the Imo State capital.
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9,000 Nigerian doctors moved to UK, US, Canada in 2 years ― NMA
The emigration of the medical experts which the NMA said happened between 2016 and 2018, negatively impacted the nation’s health care system that only 4.7% of specialists were left to take care of Nigerians’ health issues.
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Falana wants Amaechi, NRC MD prosecuted over Abuja-Kaduna train tragedy
“Although both Messrs Amaechi and Okhiria knew that the Abuja-Kaduna train was not safe, they kept on giving passengers a false sense of security," Falana said in a statement on Monday.
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Police inspector dies while banging widow inside Ibadan hotel
Conflicting reports said he died as a result of a thunderbolt laced on the woman by another man.
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Ministers resign over fuel crisis
Government officials confirmed that all cabinet ministers had handed in their resignation letters, paving way for all political parties to form a new cabinet, following discussions held with Prime Minister, Mahinda Rajapaksa, on Sunday.