At the edge of a farm in southern Benin Republic, a pile of pineapples sits under the late afternoon sun,
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Flight operations were disrupted in Lagos and Abuja as aviation unions barricaded airport terminals, forcing some airlines to suspend or reschedule services.
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Olumide Akpata reveals how he and Peter Obi narrowly escaped an armed attack at an African Democratic Congress (ADC) political gathering in Edo State.
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A new study of senior officials across Nigeria’s federal ministries and the National Assembly has found that policymakers with doctorate degrees are significantly more likely to engage with a wider range of research evidence when shaping public policy, highlighting persistent gaps in evidence-based decision-making across government.
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