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CRIPPLING THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • Who is Afraid of Obi’s Political Ambition? • Cementing Nigerians Out of Home Ownership • N432bn Probe: Another Jamboree by House Committee? • 9/11 @ 25 Years, 6/30 @ 3 Months, 9/30 @ 2 Weeks to Come: How 9/11 @ 25 Will Undermine Global Security • Messi scores but Nashville strikes late to deny Miami win • Chidi Amuta’s Historical Recall • Toyin Dada Standing on Service Culture • June 12 and the Politics of Memory • Siju Iluyomade Set to Light Up Lagos with 18th Arise Women Programme • Aliko Dangote: Setting the Place on Fire • Loud Whispers with Joseph Edgra • Regina and Ned: The Love War That Ended in a Stunning Truce • Ladi Adebutu: The Dream That Refuses to Die • Construction Czar Alobo-Bakare’s Bold New Ride • Forest Beat Aston Villa First Time in 32 Years • Arsenal Maintain Premier League Perfect Record, Beat Sunderland 2-0 • My Journey to Memoiristan (1) • Carrick, Maresca Chasing History as Red Devils, Citizens Clash • FIFA IS COMING TO NIGERIA, SO WHAT? WILL IT CHANGE THE SYSTEM THAT PRODUCES NFF LEADERS—OR MERELY CHANGE THE NAMES ON THE OFFICE DOORS? • CRIPPLING THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS • Who is Afraid of Obi’s Political Ambition? • Cementing Nigerians Out of Home Ownership • N432bn Probe: Another Jamboree by House Committee? • 9/11 @ 25 Years, 6/30 @ 3 Months, 9/30 @ 2 Weeks to Come: How 9/11 @ 25 Will Undermine Global Security • Messi scores but Nashville strikes late to deny Miami win • Chidi Amuta’s Historical Recall • Toyin Dada Standing on Service Culture • June 12 and the Politics of Memory • Siju Iluyomade Set to Light Up Lagos with 18th Arise Women Programme • Aliko Dangote: Setting the Place on Fire • Loud Whispers with Joseph Edgra • Regina and Ned: The Love War That Ended in a Stunning Truce • Ladi Adebutu: The Dream That Refuses to Die • Construction Czar Alobo-Bakare’s Bold New Ride • Forest Beat Aston Villa First Time in 32 Years • Arsenal Maintain Premier League Perfect Record, Beat Sunderland 2-0 • My Journey to Memoiristan (1) • Carrick, Maresca Chasing History as Red Devils, Citizens Clash • FIFA IS COMING TO NIGERIA, SO WHAT? WILL IT CHANGE THE SYSTEM THAT PRODUCES NFF LEADERS—OR MERELY CHANGE THE NAMES ON THE OFFICE DOORS?

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NCS says women dominate informal border trade

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The Nigeria Customs Service says women constitute 70% of informal cross-border trade, with 22% of Benin’s informal exports destined for Nigeria. Read More: https://punchng.com/ncs-says-women-dominate-informal-border-trade/

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