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Bima ya Afya kwa Wote kuzinduliwa Oktoba 15 • Your rainbow has lost its colour – Lulu-Briggs waves away Wike’s coalition • 2026 Golden Boy Awards: Final 25 nominees unveiled [Full list] • Ravens 'don't know the chances yet' whether Lamar will play on SNF • Nebraska's latest recruit? An alien in HBO's 'Lanterns' • NPFL: Inter Lagos hit with ₦5 million fine, three-point deduction over officials’ assault • Ogoni cleanup: Reps summon HYPREP over N400bn audit report • Troops neutralise terrorist, arrest another, recover AK-47 in Yobe • INTERPOL Secretary-General hosts IGP Disu in France • Former Trump press secretary Leavitt joins Fox News • Tinubu meets Defence Minister in Lagos, reviews counter terrorism operations • Olympic Qualifier: Oshoala, Plumptre pull out as Falcons begin preparations for Comoros clash • Naibu Waziri Kundo: Wenyeji wa vyanzo wapate maji kwanza • US firm files $57m lawsuit against Tinubu, Fani-Kayode, others • Otti approves N1bn teachers’ fund, reinstates sacked teachers below 65 • Court reserves judgment in suit seeking Mark, Aregbesola’s removal • Wakulima, wadau wapelekwa nchini Japan kujifunza teknolojia za kilimo • CWT: Mitalaa mipya iende sambamba na kutatua kero za walimu • Watch Ayra Starr & Zayn Find Their Way Into the Dreamy World of “Heaven Baby” • Police pension fund weighs Dangote Refinery investment • Bima ya Afya kwa Wote kuzinduliwa Oktoba 15 • Your rainbow has lost its colour – Lulu-Briggs waves away Wike’s coalition • 2026 Golden Boy Awards: Final 25 nominees unveiled [Full list] • Ravens 'don't know the chances yet' whether Lamar will play on SNF • Nebraska's latest recruit? An alien in HBO's 'Lanterns' • NPFL: Inter Lagos hit with ₦5 million fine, three-point deduction over officials’ assault • Ogoni cleanup: Reps summon HYPREP over N400bn audit report • Troops neutralise terrorist, arrest another, recover AK-47 in Yobe • INTERPOL Secretary-General hosts IGP Disu in France • Former Trump press secretary Leavitt joins Fox News • Tinubu meets Defence Minister in Lagos, reviews counter terrorism operations • Olympic Qualifier: Oshoala, Plumptre pull out as Falcons begin preparations for Comoros clash • Naibu Waziri Kundo: Wenyeji wa vyanzo wapate maji kwanza • US firm files $57m lawsuit against Tinubu, Fani-Kayode, others • Otti approves N1bn teachers’ fund, reinstates sacked teachers below 65 • Court reserves judgment in suit seeking Mark, Aregbesola’s removal • Wakulima, wadau wapelekwa nchini Japan kujifunza teknolojia za kilimo • CWT: Mitalaa mipya iende sambamba na kutatua kero za walimu • Watch Ayra Starr & Zayn Find Their Way Into the Dreamy World of “Heaven Baby” • Police pension fund weighs Dangote Refinery investment

October 5, 2026|19:56

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DisCos post N141bn revenue shortfall in Q2 despite collections gain

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Nigeria’s electricity distribution companies (DisCos) suffered a massive N141.03 billion revenue collection shortfall in the second quarter of 2026, failing

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