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‘We won’t trust INEC with our votes in 2027 election’ – ADC • Kaduna killings: CAN calls for permanent security presence in vulnerable communities • “End of the cocoa season pandemic” — Barker-Vormawor hails SC ruling on delegate system • “You tried to sleep with me” — Davrel, BBNaija Star, Phyna trade allegations • FG Inaugurates ADAPT Forum to Cut Trade Costs, Boost Digital Commerce Under AfCFTA • Lagos Govt intervenes after alleged threats against widow, arrests suspect • “Don’t train women” — Geh Geh warns men against funding girlfriends • Maduka University earns 100% full NUC accreditation • Air Peace launches new regional routes to Bamako, Conakry, Douala and Libreville • First Upland Ventures quotes N2.09bn Commercial Paper on FMDQ Exchange • Over 16,000 Nigerian doctors emigrated in six years, NMA demands healthcare reforms • Nigerian man dies in UK road crash, leaves behind wife, three children • Flooding: FCT identifies high-risk communities, begins awareness campaign • EPL: Liverpool prepare bid for PSG’s Barcola – Report • Fubara Tasks New Permanent Secretaries on Purposeful Leadership, Civil Service Reforms • Police, NDC Deepen Collaboration on Reform, Internal Security • Finance ministry warns new recruits against fake N50,000 resumption fee scam • Insecurity: Campus Journalists must embrace ethical reporting, fact-checking — NGE President • Ondo govt accused of contempt over approval of monarch despite court injunction • Dk Olotu ateuliwa kuongoza IHI, akiwa na rekodi mapambano ya malaria • ‘We won’t trust INEC with our votes in 2027 election’ – ADC • Kaduna killings: CAN calls for permanent security presence in vulnerable communities • “End of the cocoa season pandemic” — Barker-Vormawor hails SC ruling on delegate system • “You tried to sleep with me” — Davrel, BBNaija Star, Phyna trade allegations • FG Inaugurates ADAPT Forum to Cut Trade Costs, Boost Digital Commerce Under AfCFTA • Lagos Govt intervenes after alleged threats against widow, arrests suspect • “Don’t train women” — Geh Geh warns men against funding girlfriends • Maduka University earns 100% full NUC accreditation • Air Peace launches new regional routes to Bamako, Conakry, Douala and Libreville • First Upland Ventures quotes N2.09bn Commercial Paper on FMDQ Exchange • Over 16,000 Nigerian doctors emigrated in six years, NMA demands healthcare reforms • Nigerian man dies in UK road crash, leaves behind wife, three children • Flooding: FCT identifies high-risk communities, begins awareness campaign • EPL: Liverpool prepare bid for PSG’s Barcola – Report • Fubara Tasks New Permanent Secretaries on Purposeful Leadership, Civil Service Reforms • Police, NDC Deepen Collaboration on Reform, Internal Security • Finance ministry warns new recruits against fake N50,000 resumption fee scam • Insecurity: Campus Journalists must embrace ethical reporting, fact-checking — NGE President • Ondo govt accused of contempt over approval of monarch despite court injunction • Dk Olotu ateuliwa kuongoza IHI, akiwa na rekodi mapambano ya malaria
Eno’s administration receives ₦2.934 trillion in 38 months, but withholds capital spending records
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Eno’s administration receives ₦2.934 trillion in 38 months, but withholds capital spending records

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