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Presco reports record 2025 performance at 33rd AGM as shareholders approve ₦14.66 final dividend • Abia ‌‌‍‌‍⁠⁠‌‍⁠⁠‍‍‍‌targets UNESCO recognition of heritage sites • Hunye welcomes Yayi’s lawsuit threat over Ekiti origin claim • CAC seeks unified ownership register to fight illicit funds • Hichilema anavyoirudisha Zambia enzi za visasi vya Chiluba, Kaunda • FG Begins Direct Relief Distribution to Victims of Disaster in Abia • Inflation slows for second straight month raising case for rate cut • NFF mourns former Falconets coach Christopher Alor • Carrick demands response from Man United after controversial derby defeat • Food inflation eases for first time in 2026 • Dangote listing puts Nigeria’s capital market to a bigger test • PPR, IDP rankings for Week 2 • Top 10 countries with the highest use of public transportation • Trump slams ‘horrible’ Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling • Sterling pleads guilty to dangerous driving after Lamborghini crash • Catholic Diocese of Warri loses Ughelli parish priest at 60 • Obi Media Office alleges rigging plan by 600 lecturers • Parents block KC old boys over concession • Euromatch NPFL: Kwara United Enter Partnership Deal With Chowdeck • Over N350m recovered from terrorist financiers in North-East — Outgoing commander • Presco reports record 2025 performance at 33rd AGM as shareholders approve ₦14.66 final dividend • Abia ‌‌‍‌‍⁠⁠‌‍⁠⁠‍‍‍‌targets UNESCO recognition of heritage sites • Hunye welcomes Yayi’s lawsuit threat over Ekiti origin claim • CAC seeks unified ownership register to fight illicit funds • Hichilema anavyoirudisha Zambia enzi za visasi vya Chiluba, Kaunda • FG Begins Direct Relief Distribution to Victims of Disaster in Abia • Inflation slows for second straight month raising case for rate cut • NFF mourns former Falconets coach Christopher Alor • Carrick demands response from Man United after controversial derby defeat • Food inflation eases for first time in 2026 • Dangote listing puts Nigeria’s capital market to a bigger test • PPR, IDP rankings for Week 2 • Top 10 countries with the highest use of public transportation • Trump slams ‘horrible’ Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling • Sterling pleads guilty to dangerous driving after Lamborghini crash • Catholic Diocese of Warri loses Ughelli parish priest at 60 • Obi Media Office alleges rigging plan by 600 lecturers • Parents block KC old boys over concession • Euromatch NPFL: Kwara United Enter Partnership Deal With Chowdeck • Over N350m recovered from terrorist financiers in North-East — Outgoing commander

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47 applicants lose N51.8m to fake local govt jobs in Cross River

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The Chairperson of the Cross River State Local Government Service Commission, Nsa Ekpo, stated this on Monday while responding to questions from journalists in Calabar.

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