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The People's Democratic Party's national secretary, Samuel Anyanwu, declares the party will soon reclaim its original national secretariat, signaling a push to resolve internal disputes and unify.
A man accused of damaging electrical infrastructure was burned to death by a crowd, highlighting a crisis of vigilante justice and power supply.
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO's staggering net worth cements his position as the world's wealthiest individual.
A sharp rise in electricity revenue coincides with an improving metering rate, signaling a potential shift in the sector's financial health.
A Nigerian court has permanently transferred over 81 million naira, recovered from bank customers, to the federal government.
A man accused of damaging electrical infrastructure was burned to death by a crowd, highlighting a crisis of vigilante justice and power supply.
Nigeria's central bank is pushing financial institutions to adopt automated systems to combat illicit finance, a move that could reshape compliance costs and customer experience.
The promising midfielder has formally changed his international registration from England to Austria, altering the competitive landscape for both nations.
The new smartphone lineup aims to compete in the mid-to-high-end market by emphasizing computational photography and design.
The US military warns of a major escalation in strikes against Iran, raising fears of wider conflict and economic pain for ordinary people.
A rare diplomatic overture from Beirut coincides with public criticism of the powerful Iran-backed militia, signaling potential internal shifts.
A state legislator's arrest for domestic violence has shaken the community and raised questions about accountability for public officials.
A Nigerian court has permanently confiscated millions recovered from bank customers who stole the funds, with the EFCC detailing the scheme.
A major Middle East refinery closure and surging billionaire wealth create a complex backdrop for Africa's monetary policy shift.
The Senate leader calls for direct engagement with lawmakers as the national budget debate intensifies, while also mourning a colleague's passing.
The National Human Rights Commission marks the day by highlighting the need for greater female representation in the judiciary.
A Bundesliga manager has publicly questioned the legality of Arsenal's dead-ball strategies ahead of their European clash.
A major global consultancy says financial institutions must urgently upgrade their risk management strategies to handle intensifying digital and economic pressures.
Authorities are coordinating a major security operation to ensure the safety of thousands of pilgrims departing for the annual Islamic pilgrimage.
Nigeria's consumer protection agency argues that a strong judicial system is the bedrock of a healthy economy.
A former Senate President calls for unity as a court ruling invalidates the party's leadership election, leaving it in limbo ahead of crucial polls.
A major price cut at Africa's largest refinery comes as national fuel supply drops by nearly 40% in a month, highlighting the country's fragile energy landscape.
The weather agency cautions that recent rainfall does not signal the start of the wet season, urging farmers to delay planting to avoid crop losses.
The Anambra State Governor's unannounced visits signal a direct push to ensure academic calendars are strictly followed.