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Nigeria has 'enough problems' and can't take deportees from US, minister says
Nigeria cannot accept Venezuelans because "we already have over 230 million people," says the foreign minister.
Nigeria secure WAFCON quarterfinal berth, but not much to celebrate after win over Botswana
Victory over Botswana meant Nigeria became the first team to make it to the knockout phase of the Women's Africa Cup of ...
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Abuja to host national dance awards to spotlight Nigeria’s untapped dance talents
Abuja is set to welcome the 2nd edition of “The Grand Awards” Nigeria’s first national award platform dedicated exclusively ...
Nigeria secures $747-million Deutsche Bank-led syndicated loan for coastal highway
Nigeria has secured a $747 million syndicated loan, led by Deutsche Bank , to finance construction of the first phase of its ...
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Preventive maintenance: Nigeria’s missing link to sustainable infrastructure, economic growth
By: Felix Oluwalomola Infrastructure shows progress. Maintenance sustains it, but the ability to preserve and maintain this ...
Nigeria win to book spot in Wafcon quarter-finals
Nigeria net a late winner against Botswana to become the first side to book a place in the quarter-finals at the 2024 Women's ...
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Nigeria 2027: Tinubu flips playbook on Trump amid visa restrictions, tariffs
As Nigeria’s election campaign season hots up, Tinubu faces US visa and tariff threats, forcing him to go on the offensive to ...
Nigeria's Dangote refinery plans 1.6 mln barrels fuel storage tanks in Namibia, sources say
Nigeria's Dangote petroleum refinery will construct storage tanks in Namibia to hold at least 1.6 million barrels of gasoline ...
WAFCON: Nigeria book first spot in the quarter-finals
Nigeria are the first team through to the quarter-finals of WAFCON after defeating Botswana 1-0 at Stade El Arbi Zaouli in ...
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Why Nigeria must embrace AI as climate crisis tool
By: Tarinabo WilliamAcross Nigeria’s landscapes, from the flooded plains of Bayelsa to the heat-scorched fields of Sokoto, the effects of climate change are no longer abstract projections. They are ...