Month: September 2026
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JAMB Lifts Ban on SIM Swap and Email Updates under Strict One-Time Facility
ABUJA — The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially lifted its long-standing restriction on changing candidates’ registered phone…
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NCAA Orders Air Peace to Pay Instant Compensation Over Excessive Flight Delay
LAGOS — The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has ordered Air Peace to pay immediate financial compensation to stranded passengers…
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Academy Raises Alarm Over Diphtheria Outbreak in Northern Nigeria
The Academy of Medical Sciences has raised the alarm over an ongoing diphtheria outbreak in parts of Northern Nigeria, saying…
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CNN, others sue Trump over White House press ban
WASHINGTON — In a major constitutional showdown between the executive branch and the press corps, major American news organizations CNN,…
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Zamfara State Government Approves 95% Pay Rise for Health Workers
GUSAU — In a decisive bid to curb the crippling brain drain within the health sector and bolster clinical care…
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Ooni Commends Tinubu For Non-Interference In INEC Activities
ILE-IFE — The traditional institution of Yorubaland reached a significant moment of reflection this weekend as the Ooni of Ife,…
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Beijing Confirms President Xi Jinping’s State Visit to Washington for Trump Summit
BEIJING / WASHINGTON — Chinese President Xi Jinping will undertake a three-day official state visit to the United States from…
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Heavy Downpours Force Extension of First Niger Bridge Emergency Repairs
ONITSHA — The planned reopening of the First Niger Bridge—originally scheduled for Monday, September 21, 2026—has been officially delayed after…
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2027: Sowore backs return of fuel subsidy
The presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, Omoyele Sowore, has said that if elected in 2027, he would…
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Flood alert: Lagos Govt orders residents in vulnerable areas to relocate
The Lagos State Government has advised residents in flood-prone and low-lying communities to move to safer, elevated areas following a…
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