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9Mobile speaks on shutdown reports amid subscriber decline, network outages
9Mobile, Nigeria's fourth-largest network operator, has denied reports that it plans to shut its operations as it faces mounting challenges of subscriber decline.
Fubara reacts as another explosion hits gas facility in Rivers: “For the avoidance of doubt”
Governor Siminalayi Fubara has denied any links to militant groups, noting allegations of involvement in oil facility explosions in Rivers are “fake” and “malicious”
Marketers change petrol prices, threaten to sell fuel in dollars over Dangote’s announcement
The Independent Petroleum Product Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) threatened to sell petroleum products to Nigerians in dollars if Dangote did the same.
FG releases list of 20 most viable airports in Nigeria, their Revenue Amid Concession Plans
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has released the list of Nigeria's 20 most viable airports, which generated about N382 billion in 2024.
Breaking: Tinubu's govt recaptures 5 inmates who escaped from Kogi prison, shares details
The federal government revealed on Monday that some of the fleeing inmates from the Medium Security Custodial Centre in Kogi state have been recaptured.
SEC declares war on rule violators in capital market, vows to hunt down unscrupulous element
The SEC DG said that the year 2025 will feature more license revocations and suspensions of non-compliant operators, and explained how the regulator will achieve it.
Nigerian billionaire, others battle over ownership of 9mobile amid shut down rumour
The ongoing dispute over the ownership and operation of Emerging Markets Telecommunication Service has become even more complex as the federal high court resumes.
Six new changes as Edo governor signs electricity bill into law
The Edo state governor Monday Okpebholo has signed into law the Edo State Electricity Law 2025 with key new changes that is set to transform the state.
Maritime workers to earn N200,000 as minimum wage after deal with shipping firms
The Maritime Workers Union have announced that the shipping companies have agreed to pay N200,000 as minimum wage after intervention by the Nigerian government.
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