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FTH Owerri: We didn’t shut down, disruption due to system upgrade • بل بس… ثم تسألون: لماذا غلا البصل؟ • بروفيسور مصطفى ادريس وشهود الافك ! • Utomi-led group intensifies push for single opposition 2027 presidential ticket • UN-Habitat, BLUETTI Partner to Drive Clean Energy in Nigeria • Nigeria wins $2.35bn arbitration over Mambilla hydropower project • LASPA steps up advocacy ahead of parking enforcement, sets for Ikorodu roadshow • Nigeria’s capital market expands access to wealth creation • Nigeria needs risk-sharing fund for primary healthcare investment – Reps • FG moves to strengthen teacher education in N’East • Industry Leaders to Address Trade Corridors, EVs, Infrastructure At Lagos Transport Fest • Police present N11.4m to families of deceased officers in Kebbi • عندما يصنع الذكاء الاصطناعي (الحقيقة): كيف تحوّلت حملة تزييف رقمية إلى منصة أممية • Chelle names Super Eagles squads for AFCON qualifiers, Russia friendly • Nigerian Army, Indonesia strengthen defence ties • WHO urges safer care for people living with noncommunicable diseases • Alawuba: Improvement in economic indicators point to Nigeria’s growth path • Tuchel considers England recall for Cole Palmer in Nations League squad • FA chair Hewitt demands Infantino release records of failed World Cup plan • Don’t mistake Nigerians’ patience for acceptance of hardship — Northern Elders to Tinubu • FTH Owerri: We didn’t shut down, disruption due to system upgrade • بل بس… ثم تسألون: لماذا غلا البصل؟ • بروفيسور مصطفى ادريس وشهود الافك ! • Utomi-led group intensifies push for single opposition 2027 presidential ticket • UN-Habitat, BLUETTI Partner to Drive Clean Energy in Nigeria • Nigeria wins $2.35bn arbitration over Mambilla hydropower project • LASPA steps up advocacy ahead of parking enforcement, sets for Ikorodu roadshow • Nigeria’s capital market expands access to wealth creation • Nigeria needs risk-sharing fund for primary healthcare investment – Reps • FG moves to strengthen teacher education in N’East • Industry Leaders to Address Trade Corridors, EVs, Infrastructure At Lagos Transport Fest • Police present N11.4m to families of deceased officers in Kebbi • عندما يصنع الذكاء الاصطناعي (الحقيقة): كيف تحوّلت حملة تزييف رقمية إلى منصة أممية • Chelle names Super Eagles squads for AFCON qualifiers, Russia friendly • Nigerian Army, Indonesia strengthen defence ties • WHO urges safer care for people living with noncommunicable diseases • Alawuba: Improvement in economic indicators point to Nigeria’s growth path • Tuchel considers England recall for Cole Palmer in Nations League squad • FA chair Hewitt demands Infantino release records of failed World Cup plan • Don’t mistake Nigerians’ patience for acceptance of hardship — Northern Elders to Tinubu

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FG reviews 1978 air deal to secure more Hajj slots for Nigerian airlines

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The Federal Government is reviewing the 1978 Bilateral Air Services Agreement with Saudi Arabia to secure more airlift slots for Nigerian airlines. Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-reviews-1978-air-deal-to-secure-more-hajj-slots-for-nigerian-airlines/

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