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Abuja court remands ex-DSS officer in Kuje over terrorism • Ondo woman arrested for defrauding 93 visa seekers N42.3m • Three Kano traffic officials hospitalised after mob attack • UK court jails Nigerian seven years for stabbing partner • In Deft Move, Tinubu Directs EFCC to Unfreeze Osun Account • Five banking stocks offering massive upside • Public outcry rattles Tinubu, orders EFCC to unfreeze Osun account • The crop that feeds millions but earns Nigeria no FX value • Fake Agency: ICPC Absolves Gbajabiamila, Seeks Adeniyi Adeyemi’s Prosecution • Madeleka afunguka kiini kujiengua ACT - Wazalendo-1 • AfDB: Nigeria’s Revenue Base Weak Amid $2.3tn Infrastructure Development Need • FG Targets Full Electrification of 30% of Nigeria’s Health Facilities by 2027 • Recovery Efficiency Slumps as Discos Collect N208bn from N253bn Billing • UK High Commission Engages PDP Leadership on State of Democracy in Nigeria • Report: Manufacturers Yet to Feel Significant Impact on Productivity from Increased Capital Spending • Seplat CEO Urges Oil Firms to Prioritise Asset Integrity to Unlock Value • Emeka Nsolibe: Embodying a Life of Leadership, Professional Excellence and Selfless Service • Ahead of 2027 FATF Review, Fagbemi Tasks Agencies on Collaboration, Professionalism • Tinubu Lauds Economic Team, Nigerian Exchange Group for Nation’s Stable Economy and Stock Market Surge • Nigeria, Benin Deepen Defence Cooperation to Tackle Terrorism, Cross-Border Crime • Abuja court remands ex-DSS officer in Kuje over terrorism • Ondo woman arrested for defrauding 93 visa seekers N42.3m • Three Kano traffic officials hospitalised after mob attack • UK court jails Nigerian seven years for stabbing partner • In Deft Move, Tinubu Directs EFCC to Unfreeze Osun Account • Five banking stocks offering massive upside • Public outcry rattles Tinubu, orders EFCC to unfreeze Osun account • The crop that feeds millions but earns Nigeria no FX value • Fake Agency: ICPC Absolves Gbajabiamila, Seeks Adeniyi Adeyemi’s Prosecution • Madeleka afunguka kiini kujiengua ACT - Wazalendo-1 • AfDB: Nigeria’s Revenue Base Weak Amid $2.3tn Infrastructure Development Need • FG Targets Full Electrification of 30% of Nigeria’s Health Facilities by 2027 • Recovery Efficiency Slumps as Discos Collect N208bn from N253bn Billing • UK High Commission Engages PDP Leadership on State of Democracy in Nigeria • Report: Manufacturers Yet to Feel Significant Impact on Productivity from Increased Capital Spending • Seplat CEO Urges Oil Firms to Prioritise Asset Integrity to Unlock Value • Emeka Nsolibe: Embodying a Life of Leadership, Professional Excellence and Selfless Service • Ahead of 2027 FATF Review, Fagbemi Tasks Agencies on Collaboration, Professionalism • Tinubu Lauds Economic Team, Nigerian Exchange Group for Nation’s Stable Economy and Stock Market Surge • Nigeria, Benin Deepen Defence Cooperation to Tackle Terrorism, Cross-Border Crime

August 7, 2026|03:26

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Mining activities threaten Plateau’s tourist sites

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Mining activities are destroying iconic Plateau tourist sites like Shere Hills and Riyom Rock, threatening the state’s natural heritage and tourism potenti Read More: https://punchng.com/mining-activities-threaten-plateaus-tourist-sites/

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