The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has announced an outage in parts of the Federal Capital Territory. This was contained in a public notice by AEDC […]
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What you might expect in 2026: A valedictory edition, By Azu Ishiekwene
“I forecast that by 29 May or earlier, the president will replace ministers, especially those who have since outlived their IOU value. As pressure mounts ahead of the pre-election year, no fewer than five of them will be replaced or reassigned by the end of 2025.” – What you might expect in 2025, 10 January, […]
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Benin Republic releases Nigerian cleric after presidential pardon
Nigerian cleric, Pastor Benjamin Egbaji, incarcerated in Benin Republic, was on Thursday released following a presidential pardon granted by President Patrice Talon. Nigeria’s Minister of […]
BREAKING: Amid Power Failures, Tinubu Government Budgets Another N7billion For Aso Villa Solar Grid After Setting Aside N10billion In 2025
The N7 billion was described under “provision of solarisation of Villa with solar mini grid”.
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Rivers assembly serves impeachment notice on Fubara, deputy
PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that the assembly, on Thursday, began impeachment proceedings against Governor Fubara and his Deputy, Mrs Odu, a professor over alleged gross misconduct.
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Lagos Assembly approves N4.44 trillion budget for Sanwo-Olu govtÂ
Lagos State House of Assembly has approved ₦4,444,509,776,438 (Four Trillion, Four hundred and Forty Four Billion, Five Hundred and Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seventy-Six […]
Impeachment notice successfully served to Gov Fubara – Rivers Assembly
The Rivers State Government says it has successfully served the State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy their impeachment notice. DAILY POST recalls that the […]
Nigeria’s GDP to grow by 4.3% in 2026 – PwC
The report noted that Nigeria’s GDP growth will outperform the global average, which it put at 3.1 per cent, and that of the West African region, which it estimated at 4.1 per cent.
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Nine Kwara victims: Kidnappers insist on N300m ransomÂ
No progress has been recorded on the bandits demand for N300m ransom for the release of nine victims abducted in Adanla community of Ifelodun Local […]
Kano Court sentences man to death for killing son
The Kano State High Court has sentenced Abubakar Alhaji Sabo to death by hanging after finding him guilty of killing his newborn son. The Kano […]
