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Okpebholo’s two-year purposeful governance, Idumabi community’s gains, by Ehichioya Ezomon

By Ehichioya Ezomon "The morning shows the day" is an adage meaning that the early part or beginning of something (a day, a project, or an event) sets the tone and indicates how the rest of it will turn out." Governor Monday Okpebholo, two years as the Chief Executive of Edo State on November 12, 2026, appears to've been around…

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MAKEMS unveils signature jewellery showroom in Abuja

MAKEMS Jewellery & Fashion, a fast-rising jewellery-making company in Nigeria has marked a major milestone in its journey of excellence with the official opening of its flagship jewellery showroom in Abuja, offering Nigerians an exceptional destination for premium handcrafted, locally produced and imported jewellery collections. Located at Efab City Estate, Life Camp, Abuja, the new showroom, brings together an extensive…

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U.S Midterm Elections: The obtuseness of the slave who gets other slaves chastised, by Kamal Tayo Oropo

Their daily preoccupation is to scour social media for anything remotely embarrassing about Nigeria, magnify it, embellish it where necessary and broadcast it with the enthusiasm of people who have discovered their life’s calling. By Kamal Tayo Oropo There is an old Yoruba proverb: Ẹrú kan ni ó mú ni bú igba ẹrú. Loosely translated, one slave’s misconduct can earn…

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A Nigerian Elite Consensus without conscience is conspiracy, by Prince Charles Dickson

By Prince Charles Dickson When the drum of revenge is beating, even those who did not dance will hear its final silence. Nigeria knows this music. Politicians beat the drum, partisans supply the rhythm, and ordinary citizens bury the dead. Against this tragic orchestra, Professor Chris Kwaja’s November 6, 2026 essay, Why Elite Consensus is the Ultimate Prerequisite for Architecting…

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Emirates Group announces half-year profit for 2026-27, despite impact of regional conflict and high fuel costs

The Emirates Group has announced its half-year financial results, posting a profit before tax of AED 4.1 billion (US$ 1.1 billion) for the first six months of 2026-27, a remarkable performance against the disruption and high fuel prices caused by the ongoing conflict in the Gulf region. After accounting for income tax charges, the Group’s profit after tax is AED…

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APC kicks off presidential campaign in South-West, as Shettima, Yilwatda, others storm Ado-Ekiti

Leaders of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) converged in Ado-Ekiti on…

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Oyedele calls for stronger digital sovereignty, local Innovation at University of Uyo Convocation

The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Taiwo…

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Anaba, Mojeed, Don Pedro, Aminu, Oladipo to receive Gavel/Ernest Ikoli awards

The President of the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE), Mr Eze Anaba,…

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Again, court sacks David Mark-led ADC leadership, nullifies Atiku’s candidacy

The Federal High Court in Abuja has nullified the leadership of the…

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Sanwo-Olu, Olusi laud MUSWEN, pledge support for its 11th General Assembly

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State and Chairman of the Governor’s Advisory…

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Trumped: Democrats take control of both chambers of US Congress in mid-term elections 2026

Democrats have taken full control of US Congress, with voters delivering a…

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Lagos Country Club dispute: Fashanu’s bias allegation prompts Federal High Court Judge’s withdrawal from suit

The protracted leadership crisis at the Lagos Country Club, Ikeja has taken…

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INEC, civil society seek united front against AI-driven misinformation

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has called for stronger collaboration among…

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