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FG seeks $15 billion investment in power sector, plans to increase electricity tariffs
The federal government of Nigeria has said that it wants to attract up to $15 billion private investments into the power sector, to improve electricity for Nigeria
FG raises first debt in 2025, borrowing N669.94 billion from Nigerians
The federal government of Nigeria has successfully raised its first domestic debt in 2025, with N670 billion raised from its latest bond auction.
Presidency drags El-Rufai over anti-APC comment, details surface
The presidency has taken a swipe at the immediate past governor of Kaduna, Nasir El-Rufai. This is as Daniel Bwala asked him a political calculated question.
El-Rufai to leave APC? Former Kaduna governor opens up
Nasir El-Rufai, the immediate past governor of Kaduna state, has made major clarification concerning the claim that he is planning to dump the ruling APC.
Breaking: Another explosion in Niger, details emerge
There is a fresh panic in Niger state as another tanker explosion rocked the northwest state, just one week after 98 people died of the same incident in the state.
DMO comes clean on how much of Nigeria's debt President Tinubu inherited
Contrary to media reports that claimed President Tinubu inherited N21 trillion in public debt, the Debt Management Office has said those figures are inaccurate.
Tinubu to flag off construction of five LNG projects in Ajaokuta on Thursday
Gas supply problems in Nigeria may be coming to an end, as the President is set to flag off construction of five liquefied natural gas plants in Kogi state.
Buhari speaks on survival after leaving presidency
Former President Muhammadu Buhari has opened up on life after leaving power in 2023. Buhari made strong revelation at the APC stakeholders' meeting in Katsina.
Obasa vs Meranda: Videos, photos emerge as Lagos Assembly speaker resumes office
The expected showdown at the Lagos State House of Assembly was put under control when new speaker Mojisola Meranda resumed office despite Mudashiru Obasa's claim.
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