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Ending Nigeria’s endless electricity challenges • I will speak up: Uhuru reopens ghosts of contested 2022 presidential election • Court nullifies Babazango’s ADC candidacy, recognises Bashir for Yola federal constituency • Kidnapped Borno schoolchildren: 130 days far too long – El-Rufai tells Nigerian govt • Stumbling Lynx pull starters vs. Fever but still clinch 1-seed with Valkyries' loss • Nigerian Referee Abdulsalam Named For FIFA U-17 World Cup • Maofisa Habari wa Serikali wapewe nguvu kuondoa uchawa • Kaduna: Uba Sani has huge vision for education – Deputy Gov • Heisman of the week: Trinidad Chambliss makes impressive case • Tinubu’s third UNGA absence deepens controversy over US legal history • Tinubu’s long absence stirs constitutional debate over power transfer • Julius Berger, subsidiaries display broad range of construction solutions at Big 5 Expo • CBN slashes rate in record cut as benchmark catches up with market • NMDPRA approves fresh petrol import permits despite rising Dangote output • SPECIAL REPORT: In Kaduna, a new intervention is saving women from excessive bleeding after childbirth • UK joins call to limit UN Security Council veto • Desperados Expands Experiential Footprint with Roadblock in Port Harcourt Activation • No Vacuum in Aso Rock Despite President, Vice President’s Absence, Declares Akpabio • NMDPRA Proposes 138 Rules to Check Unfair Competition, Monopoly in Oil Sector • CBN Crashes Interest Rate by 350bps to 23%, Market Expects Cheaper Credit • Ending Nigeria’s endless electricity challenges • I will speak up: Uhuru reopens ghosts of contested 2022 presidential election • Court nullifies Babazango’s ADC candidacy, recognises Bashir for Yola federal constituency • Kidnapped Borno schoolchildren: 130 days far too long – El-Rufai tells Nigerian govt • Stumbling Lynx pull starters vs. Fever but still clinch 1-seed with Valkyries' loss • Nigerian Referee Abdulsalam Named For FIFA U-17 World Cup • Maofisa Habari wa Serikali wapewe nguvu kuondoa uchawa • Kaduna: Uba Sani has huge vision for education – Deputy Gov • Heisman of the week: Trinidad Chambliss makes impressive case • Tinubu’s third UNGA absence deepens controversy over US legal history • Tinubu’s long absence stirs constitutional debate over power transfer • Julius Berger, subsidiaries display broad range of construction solutions at Big 5 Expo • CBN slashes rate in record cut as benchmark catches up with market • NMDPRA approves fresh petrol import permits despite rising Dangote output • SPECIAL REPORT: In Kaduna, a new intervention is saving women from excessive bleeding after childbirth • UK joins call to limit UN Security Council veto • Desperados Expands Experiential Footprint with Roadblock in Port Harcourt Activation • No Vacuum in Aso Rock Despite President, Vice President’s Absence, Declares Akpabio • NMDPRA Proposes 138 Rules to Check Unfair Competition, Monopoly in Oil Sector • CBN Crashes Interest Rate by 350bps to 23%, Market Expects Cheaper Credit

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FG threatens coastal road closure over safety concerns

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The Federal Government has threatened to shut down the Lagos section of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway within two weeks due to safety violations. Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-threatens-coastal-road-closure-over-safety-concerns/

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