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Analysts: Trade surplus to narrow as oil prices moderate • Yahaya appoints 19 permanent secretaries • FMBN launches N100m diaspora mortgage scheme • Adopt digital e-invoicing tax reforms, NRS advises businesses • Dangote refinery discloses 14 suits, N295bn claims • Adamawa beer sellers accuse DPO of extortion • Kwara APC chieftain urges Tinubu, party leaders to intervene in crisis • AN OILY DANCE OF DEATH • NNPC to deploy 70 self-service filling stations nationwide • No Nigerian airline made $1m profit, Onyema declares • Bauchi communities benefit from foundation’s tree-planting exercise • Oil output drops 5,000bpd in August amid recovery • ADC gov candidate urges Sokoto govt to review post-retirement policy • FG begins free education data access Oct. 1 • FG eyes Chinese investment to fast-track power projects • Reps probe NIOMCO-Premium Steel deal, procurement breaches • Kwara APC members defect to PDP • Dangote IPO: Rewane projects $600bn as IPMAN backs refinery • Firm sue police officers for alleged illegal occupation of Sokoto quarters • FG targets modern abattoirs to end open livestock slaughtering • Analysts: Trade surplus to narrow as oil prices moderate • Yahaya appoints 19 permanent secretaries • FMBN launches N100m diaspora mortgage scheme • Adopt digital e-invoicing tax reforms, NRS advises businesses • Dangote refinery discloses 14 suits, N295bn claims • Adamawa beer sellers accuse DPO of extortion • Kwara APC chieftain urges Tinubu, party leaders to intervene in crisis • AN OILY DANCE OF DEATH • NNPC to deploy 70 self-service filling stations nationwide • No Nigerian airline made $1m profit, Onyema declares • Bauchi communities benefit from foundation’s tree-planting exercise • Oil output drops 5,000bpd in August amid recovery • ADC gov candidate urges Sokoto govt to review post-retirement policy • FG begins free education data access Oct. 1 • FG eyes Chinese investment to fast-track power projects • Reps probe NIOMCO-Premium Steel deal, procurement breaches • Kwara APC members defect to PDP • Dangote IPO: Rewane projects $600bn as IPMAN backs refinery • Firm sue police officers for alleged illegal occupation of Sokoto quarters • FG targets modern abattoirs to end open livestock slaughtering

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Author urges students to stop consuming AI, build solutions

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An author and AI specialist has urged Nigerian youths to stop consuming AI and acquire the skills to build solutions for the country’s development. Read More: https://punchng.com/author-urges-students-to-stop-consuming-ai-build-solutions/

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