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NEPZA tightens regulations against illegal container importation

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The Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority, NEPZA, has reminded operators in the Free Trade Zones that strict adherence to regulations guiding transactions in the...

Wike defends FCT borrowing, says loans funding infrastructure

Congo seeks Nigeria’s local content blueprint to boost indigenous oil firms

Adesugba to deliver keynote at CICAN’s 20th anniversary conference

Maikalangu flags off 2026 farming season, distributes farm inputs

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ICPC calls for stronger preventive measures to tackle corruption

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The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, has called for greater emphasis on preventive strategies and institutional safeguards to tackle corruption...
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NEPZA tightens regulations against illegal container importation

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The Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority, NEPZA, has reminded operators in the Free Trade Zones that strict adherence to regulations guiding transactions in the...

Alausa calls for stronger global investment in education

2027: INEC trains staff on modern methods of preserving election records

Tompolo’s grassroots movement storms Borno, unveils 44 campaign vehicles

Magu’s tenure: I feel vindicated, says Saraki

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Ngetich breaks women-only half-marathon record

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Agnes Ngetich broke the world record for a women-only half marathon as she took gold at the World Road Running Championships in Copenhagen. The Kenyan...

AFCON 2027Q: Awoniyi replaces injured Osimhen in Super Eagles squad

U-20 Women’s World Cup: Falconets crash out of after defeat to Colombia

Man City open 3-point lead after 8-goal thriller against Sunderland

Nigeria thrash New Caledonia 10-1, reach U-20 World Cup knockouts

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Barbados leader rejects claim that ex-colonies should repay Britain

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Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley called "asinine" a suggestion by a British lawmaker that Britain's former colonies should repay it for its historic investment...

Guinea Bissau: Military court returns main opposition leader to prison

SA police arrest UK fugitive sought in alleged killings of wife, 2 daughters

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