Alarm bells ring as Dangote prepares to disrupt downstream oil
Aliko Dangote’s plan for a “total overhaul” of Nigeria’s downstream oil sector has stirred anxiety among investors, with signs pointing to a major industry shakeup.
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HIV-negative parents shocked as toddler tests positive after hospital visit
A couple in Edo State alleges their baby contracted HIV from unsafe blood transfusion at a private hospital in Benin. Both parents tested negative.
Air Peace condemns Oshiomhole’s ‘unruly conduct’ at Lagos airport
Video footage showed the visibly angry senator shouting: “I am not here for privilege, give me my ticket or give me my cash.”
Education expert advocates master’s degree requirement, ₦400,000 monthly pay for Nigerian teachers
Education advocate, Alex Onyia, has proposed major reforms to Nigeria’s teaching profession, including a master’s degree minimum and ₦400,000 monthly salary, sparking debate online.
How God convinced me to do PhD – Patience Jonathan
“But God told me to go there. He said, ‘If your children can make it, why can’t you? Just go. ..”
Kidnapped retired Major found dead after family pays ransom
“Once the ransom was paid, the kidnappers directed the family to where they would find him, only for them to meet his (Ajayi’s) lifeless body,” a source said.
Maryam Abacha: Nigerians foolish to believe loot allegations against my husband
Maryam Abacha has dismissed claims her late husband looted Nigeria, saying “Nigerians are fools” for believing unproven allegations about the former military ruler.
SERAP urges Tinubu to stop Wike from closing 34 Abuja embassies
Serap warns President Tinubu that shutting 34 embassies in Abuja would violate international law and calls for immediate withdrawal of the threat.
‘I pity Tinubu’ – despite Jonathan’s endorsement by 22 governors in 2015, he lost woefully
“Things are very bad in the country; Nigerians cannot see any hope; they are doubting the Renewed Hope,” Ndume said.
Ex-Army Chief Buratai survives Boko Haram ambush in Borno
The attack occurred near a frontline operations base, resulting in a heavy exchange of gunfire between the attackers and the troops escorting Buratai.