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FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU 29 MAY 2023

Fireworks, displays as Nigerians usher in new administration

Abuja devoid of hustle and bustle as Nigeria inaugurates new president

FAREWELL SPEECH BY HIS EXCELLENCY, MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

SOWD Initiative empowers 50 widows in Lagos State

Police arrest expectant mother for infliciting deep cuts on 15-year-old maid

FG airlifts 2,371 stranded Nigerians from war-torn Sudan

Army capable of containing insurgency – COAS

134 kidnap victims rescued in Kogi

AFRIMA Demands Justice For Slain AKA; Urges Governments In Africa To Protect Music Stars

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2 ships laden with petrol, others, awaiting berth at Lagos port – NPA

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) on Tuesday said that two ships had arrived the Lagos Port Complex and was waiting to berth with petrol, general cargo and containers.

The authority said that 14 other ships were expected at the port as from March 28 to April 4 with general cargo, frozen fish, bulk gypsum, bulk urea, bulk sugar, bulk salt, butane gas, container, petrol and jet fuel.

It said that 13 other ships were discharging general cargo, container, petrol, bulk wheat, bulk sugar, bulk salt, petrol and bulk urea.

OYRTMA, Local Governments Partner on Junction Improvement

FG approves Eagle Square for May Day

May Day: TUC protests denial of Eagle Square for rally

Articulated vehicle’s tyres kill vulcaniser, injure others in Osogbo

WHO launches new pandemic prevention plan

AREWA YOUTH CONSULTATIVE FORUM (AYCF) ON THE UNACCEPTABLE RESPONSE OF NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT TO CITIZENS TRAPPED IN SUDAN

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