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Nigeria Power Sector Shrinks 10.63% as Economic Growth Fails to Reach Electricity

Nigeria’s power sector contracted by 10.63% in Q2 2026, extending its decline for a second consecutive quarter even as the wider economy recorded stronger growth. The figures raise a bigger question than the latest contraction: can Nigeria sustain economic growth without fixing its electricity supply chain? Power Sector Moves in the Opposite Direction According to…

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PFIPC Corruption Probe Uncovers 58 Bank Accounts and 12 Fake Agencies

The House of Representatives’ PFIPC corruption probe has uncovered 58 bank accounts and 12 agencies or entities allegedly linked to Adeniyi Adeyemi, the disputed Director-General of the purported Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council. The findings have shifted attention from one controversial appointment to a wider question: how did an organisation that lawmakers say was never…

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Tinubu $3m Allegation By Atiku Lobbying Firm Puts Evidence Under Spotlight as US Firm Rejects Offer

A fresh dispute involving President Bola Tinubu and an Atiku lobbying firm has shifted attention from political accusations to a more important question: where is the evidence? Von Batten-Montague-York, L.C. claimed that its founder, Dr Karl Von Batten, was offered $3 million by a person it was told was connected to Tinubu. The firm said…

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Isaac Fayose Questions Tinubu Supporters in UK Over Nigeria’s Politics

Businessman and political commentator Isaac Fayose has sparked debate after questioning Nigerians living in the United Kingdom who continue to support President Bola Tinubu while seeking permanent opportunities abroad. In a widely shared video, Fayose challenged supporters to explain why they would praise the Nigerian government while trying to secure papers and better opportunities for…

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JAMB WAEC Verification Fee: O’Level Result Verification Now Costs ₦4,000 Once

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) have introduced a ₦4,000 one-off fee for O’Level result verification, ending the repeated payments candidates often face during the admission process. The bigger change, however, is not simply the lower cost. It is the decision to make one verified result available…

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US Troops Withdrawal From Nigeria: What the 200-Person Drawdown Means for the Fight Against Terrorism

The planned US troops withdrawal from Nigeria does not mean Washington is abandoning Abuja, according to the Defence Headquarters. The military said the departure of about 200 American personnel is linked to specific operational and counterterrorism objectives and should be seen as a routine adjustment rather than a breakdown in relations. The distinction matters because…

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