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More than 150 journalists in the nation’s capital have been enrolled in the Federal Capital Territory Health Insurance Scheme (FHIS), marking a major step toward improving healthcare access for media professionals in Abuja. The development came as the Mandate Secretary of the FCT Health Services and Environment Secretariat, Dr. Adedolapo Fasawe,...
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By: Harry Awurumibe, Abuja The economic hardship being experienced by the Nigerian masses is getting tougher by the day as petrol sellers are under dispensing...
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The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kebbi Council, has distributed palliatives comprising a bag of rice and N10,000 cash each to families of 30 deceased...
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By: Victoria Omini In a show of solidarity and compassion, the Deputy Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Cross River State, Edem Darlington, alongside...
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By: Victoria Omini In a show of solidarity and compassion, the Deputy Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Cross River State, Edem Darlington, alongside the...
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The National Sports Commission (NSC) Appreciation Tour made a significant stop in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, today Friday March 13, 2026, as officials of the...
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By: Tita Onyebuchi Nze, Abuja The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa rtd, has assured Nigerians of the capacity and capability of the Nigerian Military and...
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By: Olamide Abe The Democratic Republic of Congo have omitted two players highlighted in the Nigeria Football Federation’s complaint to FIFA as they unveiled a 26-man...
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Health experts have raised concerns over the rising number of kidney disease cases in Nigeria and across the world, despite improvements in treatment outcomes in...