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Jingir: North needs good governance, not religious ticket, says ADC group • Ogun seals paper company over illegal dumpsite, river pollution • Justice delivery: Lagos AG urges junior officers to embrace integrity • Police arrest ASUU IMSU officials over strike • UNIBEN, Renaissance Africa Energy deepen push for tech-driven education • Nigeria rewrites deepwater rules in race to lure fresh $50bn oil capital • Explainer: What the CBN credit survey says about cost of borrowing • Nigeria targets $50bn deep offshore boost as Tinubu approves new rules • Atiku flags BVAS security risks, demands INEC upgrade ahead of 2027 • Argentina president limits free hospital care for foreigners • 2027: Abia APC gives Kalu, Nkwonta 14-day ultimatum over Otti comments • ASUU begins indefinite strike at Bayelsa varsities over CBA, 19-month arrears • Transfer: ‘It’s a shame’ – Fermin Lopez reacts as Barcelona captain joins Liverpool • Abia will not serve as safe haven for criminal elements – New CP • 12-year-old suffers permanent finger deformity over ₦500 theft claim – Doctor • PSG ‘want to win everything’, says Luis Enrique • Resolve Your Rift Now –Ex-Moroccan Midfielder Tells UEFA, FIFA • CIBN urges banks to deploy fresh capital to MSMEs as Nigeria targets $1 trillion economy • FG targets 6 flashpoints in new push to end farmers-herders clashes • From Ibadan to the World: Goldberg Unveils Iconic Talking Drum Above Cocoa House • Jingir: North needs good governance, not religious ticket, says ADC group • Ogun seals paper company over illegal dumpsite, river pollution • Justice delivery: Lagos AG urges junior officers to embrace integrity • Police arrest ASUU IMSU officials over strike • UNIBEN, Renaissance Africa Energy deepen push for tech-driven education • Nigeria rewrites deepwater rules in race to lure fresh $50bn oil capital • Explainer: What the CBN credit survey says about cost of borrowing • Nigeria targets $50bn deep offshore boost as Tinubu approves new rules • Atiku flags BVAS security risks, demands INEC upgrade ahead of 2027 • Argentina president limits free hospital care for foreigners • 2027: Abia APC gives Kalu, Nkwonta 14-day ultimatum over Otti comments • ASUU begins indefinite strike at Bayelsa varsities over CBA, 19-month arrears • Transfer: ‘It’s a shame’ – Fermin Lopez reacts as Barcelona captain joins Liverpool • Abia will not serve as safe haven for criminal elements – New CP • 12-year-old suffers permanent finger deformity over ₦500 theft claim – Doctor • PSG ‘want to win everything’, says Luis Enrique • Resolve Your Rift Now –Ex-Moroccan Midfielder Tells UEFA, FIFA • CIBN urges banks to deploy fresh capital to MSMEs as Nigeria targets $1 trillion economy • FG targets 6 flashpoints in new push to end farmers-herders clashes • From Ibadan to the World: Goldberg Unveils Iconic Talking Drum Above Cocoa House

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Passengers stranded as airlines suspend, reschedule flights amid aviation unions’ strike

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Passengers still stranded as airlines suspend, reschedule flights over aviation unions’ strike

Flight operations were disrupted in Lagos and Abuja as aviation unions barricaded airport terminals, forcing some airlines to suspend or reschedule services.

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