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AS 2027 POLLS CAMPAIGNS BEGIN… • Babangida at 85: From ‘Evil Genius‘ to Beneficent Oracle • Wike: I Won’t Risk Losing Rivers, FCT for APC Presidential Campaign DG’s Job • Tinubu Asks APC Campaign Council to Defeat Forces Seeking to Take Nigeria Backwards • Skubal fans 11 to score first win with Dodgers • US Lawmaker Fumes over Plateau Killings, Accuses Nigerian Government of Failure to Protect Citizens • Discos Embark on Load Shedding as Power Grid Suffers Partial Collapse, Generation Plunges to 1,132MW • Stock Market Sheds N2.1tn as Investors React to CBN’s Revised Open Market Operation Framework • LCCI Calls for Strengthening of Local Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Capacity for Health Care Delivery • Obi Targets Youths in 150-day Campaign, Says Biggest Match is in Nigeria • Kwara APC Loses 12 Ward Executives After Senator Mustapha’s Exit • 2027: Oborevwori will Campaign on Performance, Not Promises, Says Delta Govt • FG Engages Israeli, French Manufacturers to Produce Two Next-generation Communication Satellites • Post-election Reconciliation Deepens in Osun as Adeleke Welcomes Oyebamiji’s Call for Peace • Iran Warns Any Country Supporting US Sanctions Considered Enemy • INVESTIGATION: The multi-million dollar Norwegian scam and the role of a Nigerian • SEC Proposes N30m Registration Fee, N2bn Capital Requirement for Crypto Firms • IPMAN Urges Dangote to Deliver Fuels Directly to Northern States for Uniform Prices • PENGASSAN Pushes for Consolidation of Reforms in Oil, Gas Industry • Troops Intercept 180 Units of Superpower Explosives Bound for Terrorists in Zamfara • AS 2027 POLLS CAMPAIGNS BEGIN… • Babangida at 85: From ‘Evil Genius‘ to Beneficent Oracle • Wike: I Won’t Risk Losing Rivers, FCT for APC Presidential Campaign DG’s Job • Tinubu Asks APC Campaign Council to Defeat Forces Seeking to Take Nigeria Backwards • Skubal fans 11 to score first win with Dodgers • US Lawmaker Fumes over Plateau Killings, Accuses Nigerian Government of Failure to Protect Citizens • Discos Embark on Load Shedding as Power Grid Suffers Partial Collapse, Generation Plunges to 1,132MW • Stock Market Sheds N2.1tn as Investors React to CBN’s Revised Open Market Operation Framework • LCCI Calls for Strengthening of Local Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Capacity for Health Care Delivery • Obi Targets Youths in 150-day Campaign, Says Biggest Match is in Nigeria • Kwara APC Loses 12 Ward Executives After Senator Mustapha’s Exit • 2027: Oborevwori will Campaign on Performance, Not Promises, Says Delta Govt • FG Engages Israeli, French Manufacturers to Produce Two Next-generation Communication Satellites • Post-election Reconciliation Deepens in Osun as Adeleke Welcomes Oyebamiji’s Call for Peace • Iran Warns Any Country Supporting US Sanctions Considered Enemy • INVESTIGATION: The multi-million dollar Norwegian scam and the role of a Nigerian • SEC Proposes N30m Registration Fee, N2bn Capital Requirement for Crypto Firms • IPMAN Urges Dangote to Deliver Fuels Directly to Northern States for Uniform Prices • PENGASSAN Pushes for Consolidation of Reforms in Oil, Gas Industry • Troops Intercept 180 Units of Superpower Explosives Bound for Terrorists in Zamfara

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Nigeria lagging in girl-child education

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Nigeria is alarmingly lagging in girl-child education, with 7.6 million girls out of school. Discover the causes and urgent need for change to empower Nige Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-lagging-in-girl-child-education/

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