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Transfer Market Heats Up as Europe’s Giants Splash Cash
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Transfer Market Heats Up as Europe’s Giants Splash Cash

By Stephen Simon Europe's summer transfer window has gathered momentum, with some of the continent's biggest clubs stepping up efforts to strengthen their squads ahead of the 2026/27 season as…
Posted by admin July 9, 2026
FG Begins Recruitment of 30,000 Health Workers Nationwide
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FG Begins Recruitment of 30,000 Health Workers Nationwide

By Stephen Simon The Federal Government has commenced the recruitment of 30,000 healthcare workers across the country in a major effort to strengthen Nigeria's primary healthcare system, improve access to…
Posted by Stephen Simon July 9, 2026
Customs Generates ₦3.35tn, Intensifies Anti-Smuggling Operations
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Customs Generates ₦3.35tn, Intensifies Anti-Smuggling Operations

By Stephen Simon The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) generated ₦3.35 trillion in revenue between January and May 2026 as it stepped up anti-smuggling operations, trade facilitation and border security efforts…
Posted by Stephen Simon July 9, 2026
Naira Remains Stable Amid Improved Forex Market Confidence
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Naira Remains Stable Amid Improved Forex Market Confidence

By Stephen Simon The naira has continued to hold steady against major foreign currencies at the official foreign exchange market, with analysts attributing the currency's resilience to sustained monetary reforms…
Posted by Stephen Simon July 9, 2026
34 Tertiary Institutions Face Probe Over Student Loan Refunds
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34 Tertiary Institutions Face Probe Over Student Loan Refunds

By Stephen Simon No fewer than 34 tertiary institutions across Nigeria are under investigation over allegations that they failed to refund students whose tuition fees were paid before subsequently receiving…
Posted by Stephen Simon July 9, 2026
Senate Approves Tinubu’s Fresh $6bn External Loans
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Senate Approves Tinubu’s Fresh $6bn External Loans

By Stephen Simon President Bola Tinubu has secured the approval of the Senate to obtain fresh external loans totalling six billion dollars to finance key infrastructure projects, support budget implementation…
Posted by Stephen Simon July 9, 2026

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