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Banking Credit to the Private Sector Increased by 18.6% y/y ; 1.7% MoM in October 2021
The recent money and credit statistics released by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) showed Yearly, private sector credit was…
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Circumstantial evidence says it’s murder, sir!
(A factionalized – fact and fiction – account of murder in a hotel) Festus Adedayo (Published by The Cable, December…
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No Respite Yet For FBN Holdings
As Remi Babalola Resigns as Chairman No respite yet for FBN Holdings Plc as Remi Babalola, resigned yesterday as…
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Ensuring SMEs are not Hindered from Doing Business Easily in Nigeria is a Priority – Yemi Osinbajo
Being remarks by His Excellency, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCON, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria at…
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POLICE ARREST GREEDY HUSBAND IN ABIA FOR MASTERMINDING THE ABDUCTION AND GRUESOME MURDER OF HIS WIFE
The Operatives of the Nigeria Police Intelligence Response Team (IRT) have arrested four (4) suspects in connection with the abduction…
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Chief Bisi Akande’s My Participation : Right of Reply from Chief Ayo Adebanjo
PRESS STATEMENT BY CHIEF AYO ADEBANJO, LEADER OF AFENIFERE IN RESPONSE TO THE ALLEGATION MADE BY CHIEF BISI AKANDE IN…
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Hilton Hotel: OAU student died from severe bleeding due to traumatic injuries – Autopsy
IN November, a student of Obafemi Awolowo University Timothy Adegoke died under mysterious circumstances at Hilton Hotel, Ile-Ife, Osun State.…
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RRS NABS TEEN THIRD TIME FOR TRAFFIC ROBBERY
A teenage traffic robber arrested by the officials of Lagos State Rapid Response Squad (RRS) have confessed that he went…
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NNPC Records ₦141.96bn Trading Surplus
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has announced a huge leap in trading surplus of ₦141.96billion recorded in June…
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Varsity lecturers issue strike notice
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has threatened to embark on an indefinite strike soon if the Federal Government failed…
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