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David Hundeyin accuses ‘sex for grades’ journalist, Kiki Mordi, of sleeping with BBC producers to secure media gigs
Nigerian journalist David Hundeyin has vowed to open the gates of hell on the career of Kiki Mordi, a colleague in the industry.
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NBC workers petition Buhari as Lai Mohammed allegedly awards 30 radio licences to cronies
The group of workers called for the intervention of President Muhammadu Buhari to curb the excesses of Mohammed.
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CBN spends N1.3 trillion on power supply in 5 years — Emefiele
He said that the apex bank would be engaging with the Power Minister and NERC to see how to further support them.
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Despite rising inflation, CBN forecasts 3.24 per cent growth in 2022
Godwin Emefiele, CBN Governor, made this known on Monday during a communique presentation at the apex bank’s Monetary Policy Committee meeting.
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Lagos issues traffic advisory as Buhari commissions airport project, visits Dangote fertilizer plant in Lekki today
The Lagos State Government has listed alternatives routes ahead of the commissioning of the International Terminal of the Muritala Mohammed International Airport by President Muhammadu Buhari.
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2 weeks after escaping Russian invasion of Ukraine, Nigerian student dies in Sokoto
The late Uzaifa was said to be preparing for his final-year examination at the Zaporizhzhia State Medical University in Ukraine before his death.
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Buhari summons power minister to Aso Rock over blackouts, Uzodimma over insecurity
The presidential call comes amidst the incessant collapse of Nigeria’s national electricity grid in recent weeks.
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Lagos to build more isolation centres over ‘surging COVID-19 cases’
Lagos recorded over 65 percent of the total single-day figure with 376 cases.
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Usifo Ataga: Wife mourns as slained Super TV boss is buried
Usifo was stabbed to death and left in a pool of blood inside a Lagos hotel last month.
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Kaduna: El-Rufai files fresh charges against El-Zakzaky
El-Zakzaky and his wife, Zeenat, had been detained since December 2015 following a deadly clash between IMN Shiites and the Nigerian Army.