Lack of CBT Centres Forces Abuja Students Into Costly and Risky Journeys

Lack of CBT Centres Forces Abuja Students Into Costly and Risky Journeys By Habibat Muhammad Sani The scorching sun is the first thing Adamu Zahradeen remembers whenever he thinks about…

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Lionel Messi retires from international football at 39

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Borno commissioner’s threat raises fresh concerns over voter intimidation ahead of 2027

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Major Opposition Parties confirm attendance at G100 opposition summit

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Sachet alcohol trade continues despite NAFDAC ban

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Dr Gladys West, mathematician whose work helped make GPS possible, dies at 95

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Nigeria asks AU to act against xenophobic attacks in South Africa

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Niger: Russian forces helped contain attempted coup, reports say

Niger: Russian forces helped contain attempted coup, reports say Russian military personnel from the Africa Corps played a key role in helping Niger's junta suppress an attempted mutiny in the…

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Nigeria spends $600m yearly importing palm oil despite production potential Nigeria spends an estimated $500 million to $600 million annually importing palm oil and related products, despite having the land,…

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Guinea-Bissau Votes on Constitution to Expand Presidential Powers

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11 NYSC members rescued after Kogi abduction, police say

11 NYSC members rescued after Kogi abduction, police say The Kogi State Police Command says 11 people, including several National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members, have been rescued after gunmen…

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Petrol imports surge despite rising local refining capacity — CPPE

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Nigerian man jailed for eight years in US over $7.5m charity fraud

Nigerian man jailed for eight years in US over $7.5m charity fraud A 32-year-old Nigerian national, Olusegun Adejorin, has been sentenced to eight years in a US federal prison for…

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Four soldiers injured as troops repel terror attack in Borno

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