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Hoodlums unleash mayhem on Ebonyi, Imo traders
Category: HeadlinesGunmen on Wednesday unleashed mayhem on two communities in Ebonyi and Imo states. In Ndufu-Alike community, in the Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, the hoodlums attacked the popular…
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Morocco stars in demand after W’Cup heroics
Category: Sportsany doubt, Morocco have been the surprise team of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Drawn in Group F alongside European heavyweights Belgium and Croatia, few pundits gave the North…
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UK teachers’ recruitment: NUT hails members’ quality
Category: HeadlinesNigeria has been listed among African countries whose citizens can now apply for qualified teacher status through the Teaching Regulation Agency in the United Kingdom, from February 2023. Other foreign…
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Banks reconfigure ATMs, new naira enters circulation today
Category: HeadlinesThe newly redesigned naira notes will go into circulation on Thursday (today) with Deposit Money Banks releasing the bills to their customers via over-the-counter payments. This came about three weeks…
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PSC demotes four policemen, promotes 745
Category: HeadlinesThe Police Service Commission has approved the promotion of 745 senior police officers, approved proper placement for five Commissioners of Police and one Deputy Commissioner, and treated 14 appeals and…
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Prepare for war, Agbaje warns foe
Category: Sportsfeatherweight champion, Taiwo “Esepor” Agbaje, has warned Richard Pumicpic of the Philippines to prepare for war when they clash for the World Boxing Federation Intercontinental title December 26 at the…
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Savannah, PETRONAS end ExxonMobil assets acquisition deal
Category: BusinessSavannah Energy Plc has said it has terminated the Shares Purchasing Agreement it earlier entered into with PETRONAS to acquire ExxonMobil’s upstream and midstream asset portfolio in Chad and Cameroon….
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INEC moves against hacking, plans N117bn technologies
Category: HeadlinesThe Independent National Electoral Commission has planned to spend N117bn on electoral technologies in line with its decision to deploy the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System and the Result Viewing Portal…
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Maritime agencies mandate dollar payments
Category: BusinessDespite the Central Bank of Nigeria’s warning against the dollarisation of the country’s economy, some government agencies in the maritime industry collect dollars from shipowners for transactions done in Nigeria,…
