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UNILAG cut-off marks for 2026/2027 admission guide
UNILAG cut-off marks will help you understand if you are eligible to get admission into the institution or not. Check out this article to learn more.
Bleak year for German engineering firms amid US, China turmoil
Production in Germany's key engineering sector plunged for a third straight year in 2025 as firms were squeezed by US tariffs and fierce Chinese competition, an industry group said Tuesday. An even bigger challenge was competition from Chinese companies that are increasingly rivalling German firms in more and more sectors, and in some cases benefitting from government subsidies, the VDMA warned.
First lady Remi Tinubu sends message to Gov Adeleke’s wife as reactions trail viral video
Nigerians criticised Remi Tinubu’s viral exchange with Governor Ademola Adeleke, even as her birthday message to Titilola Adeleke attracted positive reactions.
"It was N5k before": Lady who got prepaid meter shares how much she spends on electricity bill
A Nigerian lady said before she started using prepaid meter for electricity billing, she was spending N5000 for light per month but now, she spends more money.
Glo acknowledges nationwide data outage, apologises to customers
Telecommunication operator Globacom has tendered an apology to its subscribers after a nationwide disruption to its data services on Tuesday, December 9, 2025.
Lady discloses unexpected amount an elderly woman requested at the bank, people react
A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment an older woman was spotted at the bank trying to withdraw a substantial sum of money.
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In the past 10 years, top Nigerian stocks have witnessed remarkable comeback, with some rebounding by as much as 1,500 per cent, returning several billionaires.
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Nasarawa State University courses and admission requirements
Nasarawa State University courses are some of the best in Nigeria as the university is renowned for offering quality education. Read on to find out more.
France's prime minister faces crunch vote in parliament
France's social security bill was to go to a vote in parliament Tuesday, in a key hurdle for Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu after he pledged to deliver a 2026 budget by year-end. On Tuesday afternoon, the lower house of parliament was to vote on the social security bill, which includes postponing the pensions reform until 2028, after the end of Macron's term in office.
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