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  • IMO GOVT WARNS AGAINST INSTIGATION OF ETHNIC TENSIONS AMONG NIGERIANS

    Imo State Government has issued a warning against promoting ethnic tensions under the guise of fighting insecurity, emphasizing that such actions threaten the safety of Ndigbo across Nigeria. The government condemned a viral video by an aide to Emeka Ihedioha, which accused Fulani herdsmen of crimes and criticized Governor Hope Uzodimma for alleged inaction. The…

  • NNPC GIFTS 35 CNG BUSES TO PRESIDENTIAL PROGRAM

    Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd (NNPC) has handed over 35 hybrid Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-powered buses to the Presidential Initiative on CNG. This move supports the Federal Government’s gas agenda and promotes CNG as a cleaner, cheaper, and sustainable fuel alternative. The NNPC’s Group CEO Bashir Ojulari emphasized the company’s commitment to driving energy transition,…

  • TRUMP VOWS NEW TARIFFS, AS AUGUST DEADLINE STILL FLEXIBLE

    U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited his trade war by threatening higher tariffs on over a dozen countries, including allies like Japan and South Korea, with duties ranging from 25% to 40% set to take effect on August 1.   The tariffs, initially announced on April 2 as part of “Liberation Day” with a baseline…

  • ASUU CHAPTERS HALT LECTURES DUE TO UNPAID JUNE SALARIES

    Several branches of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) have suspended services due to unpaid June 2025 salaries by the Federal Government. ASUU’s national president, Prof Chris Piwuna, had previously warned of a “no-pay-no-work” policy if salaries were delayed.   At institutions like the University of…

  • BENUE RESIDENTS REFUSE RETURNING HOME DUE TO ONGOING INSECURITY

    Over 3,000 survivors of the Yelewata community, displaced by a deadly attack by suspected armed herders on June 13, 2025, are resisting calls from traditional rulers to return home from a temporary camp at the International Market in Makurdi. The camp has been invaded by non-survivors, including market women and criminals, who are consuming humanitarian…

  • SINNER DOWNPLAYS VICTORY OVER DIMITROV

    Jannik Sinner has advanced to the Wimbledon quarter-finals after Grigor Dimitrov retired due to a pectoral injury during their match, with Sinner trailing by two sets. Despite reaching his seventh consecutive Grand Slam quarter-final, Sinner expressed no joy in the victory, focusing instead on Dimitrov’s well-being, noting the Bulgarian’s history of injuries in recent Grand…

  • REPS COMMITTEE APPROVES NIMASA’S N774.77BN 2025 BUDGET

    House of Representatives Committee on Maritime Safety, Education, and Administration, chaired by Khadija Abba-Ibrahim has approved a 2025 budget of ₦774.77 billion for  Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) on Monday during a session in Abuja. NIMASA’s Director General, represented by Executive Director Chidi Offodile, reported a projected revenue of ₦774.66 billion, with ₦264.96…

  • FORMER RUSSIAN MINISTER DISCOVERED DEAD SHORTLY AFTER PUTIN’S DISMISSAL

    Russia’s former transport minister and ex-governor of Kursk, has been found dead in a Moscow suburb with a gunshot wound, with authorities citing suicide as the likely cause. His death was announced on Monday, hours after President Putin fired him from his ministerial post, following travel disruptions caused by Ukrainian drone attacks. Reports suggests Starovoyt’s…

  • ABBAS CALLS ON NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO SEIZE CONTROL OF INFRASTRUCTURE FROM FCDA

    Speaker Tajudeen Abbas has urged the National Assembly to take full control of its infrastructure from the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) through a bill establishing the National Assembly Infrastructure and Property Development Agency. Speaking at a public hearing in Abuja, Abbas, represented by Ali Isa, called the legislation timely and essential for better management,…

  • ABIA WARNS POLITICIANS BUYING VOTERS’ CARDS

    Abia State Government has issued a warning about politicians buying Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) for N10,000 each, under the guise of creating a fake e-wallet for empowerment. This criminal act aims to compromise PVC authenticity and disenfranchise voters in the 2027 election. The government, which has empowerment programs like the Interest-Free Loan Scheme and Abia…

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