PDP clarifies position on coalition moves for 2027 amid internal rifts
In a bid to quell growing speculations and internal discontent, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has clarified its stance on
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Oluwadamilola Olanrewaju
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5 Governors Who Cash Out After Leaving Office
In Nigerian politics, it’s not uncommon for those in power to leave office with more than just experience they walk
Daniel Daniel
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JUST IN: Defection Rumours Intensify as Delta Gov Oborevwori’s Cabinet Chants Tinubu’s Anthem [VIDEO]
Speculation surrounding Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s potential defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC) has gained fresh momentum, following
Jane Ibe
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JUST IN: Flood sweeps 23-year-old nursing student away in South-South state
Elizabeth Awhobiwom Ukah, a 23-year-old nursing student has been swept away by flood in Calabar, the Cross River State capital
Jane Ibe
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Finnish court approves Simon Ekpa’s extradition, announces his return date to Nigeria
The extradition of the factional leader of the Biafra agitators, Simon Ekpa has been approved by the Finnish Court. In
Farah Samir
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Egypt to Switch to Summertime on Friday, 25 April
Egypt will officially move to Daylight Saving Time (DST) starting Friday, 25 April, with clocks set to go forward by
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Dubai announces major new health law
Sheikh Mohammed issues new health law in Dubai...
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Deadline for building violations reconciliation extended by six months: Minister
Minister of Local Development Manal Awad announced that Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has issued a decision to extend the deadline
Aisha Bello
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I Spent Nearly ₦3 million at the Nigerian Law School. Here’s How It Went.
After five years of studying law, Aisha Tolani Jimoh spent nearly ₦3 million in one year of law school. She
Tobias Sylvester
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Colleges Of Education To Start Awarding Degrees From September 2025 – FG
The Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa has announced that colleges of education will start offering both bachelor’s degrees and the
