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Usman Oladimeji

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GOVERNMENT

SW govts prioritize capital spending in 2025

Leadership in the region sees value in long-term development.

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INDUSTRY

Competition heat in Nigeria e-commerce market

All players are striving to tap into the huge market potential.

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HEALTH

Cholera outbreak reported in Akwa Ibom

Reported cases in the state showed symptoms of diarrhoea and vomiting.

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GOVERNMENT

SERAP urges for repatriation of looted assets

Calls for action on corruption and asset recovery under international law.

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HEALTH

Microwaving with plastic may cause cancer

Experts warn of toxic chemicals leaching from plastic containers.

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INDUSTRY

Outdated fishing law costs Nigeria $70m yearly

Stakeholders are advocating for reform of the fishing regulations.

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ENVIRONMENT

Environment Ministry seeks increased funding

Agencies review 2024 performance and outline financial constraints.

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COMMUNITY

Otudeko depart Nigeria ahead of arraignment

The businessman departed the country through the Nigeria-Benin border.

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FEATURED

Key factors driving food shortages in Nigeria

Persisting food shortages affected the country over the past years.

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GOVERNMENT

Third Mainland Bridge is safe, FG clarifies

Federal Controller of Works assures safety after thorough inspection.

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FEATURED

Vandalism plagues critical sectors in Nigeria

Widespread menace of vandalism hinders development progress.

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GOVERNMENT

FG focuses on climate-smart practices

Tinubu cites climate resilience and energy transition as part of the focus.

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HEALTH

Delay in MDT supply hinders Leprosy treatment

Over 3,000 leprosy patients, including 800 children left in need of treatment.

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