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$1bn Arms Fund Row Erupts Again, Buratai Demands Defence Ministry Explain Spending
Former army chief says the Ministry of Defence managed the $1 billion arms fund and must explain how it was spent.
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Host communities along the Eastern Gas Pipeline Network in the Niger Delta have given NNPCL and PINL two weeks to settle three months of unpaid allowances owed to surveillance contractors and guards, while demanding inclusion in the companies’ community development programmes.
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Former army chief says the Ministry of Defence managed the $1 billion arms fund and must explain how it was spent.
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Refinery owners have urged the Federal Government to progressively end petroleum product imports by expanding domestic refining, improving crude supply and upgrading infrastructure.
The United States has reaffirmed support for Nigeria’s planned acquisition of 12 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters as part of ongoing defence cooperation between both countries.
President Bola Tinubu has met billionaire businessman Femi Otedola at a private dinner in Paris, where Otedola expressed support for the administration’s economic reforms.
Top technology executives are set to meet US President Donald Trump at the White House amid growing calls for stronger oversight of artificial intelligence and concerns over AI safety.
More than 20 African heads of state and government representatives are expected in Egypt for the inaugural Alamein Africa Forum, focused on boosting trade, investment and economic cooperation across the continent.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo President-General John Azuta-Mbata says the Igbo people have not fully converted their individual enterprise and resilience into collective development.
Bayelsa Governor Douye Diri has pledged support for a new Ijaw language app and directed schools to organise language quizzes and debates as part of efforts to preserve the language.
Tokyo has recorded 34 consecutive days of rain, breaking the previous record for the longest rainy spell since weather records began in 1886.
The Nigerian Navy has warned the public against fake Direct Short Service Commission recruitment notices circulating on social media, saying the DSSC recruitment exercise has not commenced.
The Federal University of Lafia says collaboration with security agencies and the deployment of more than 200 hunters, vigilantes and volunteers have helped reduce insecurity around student communities.
NELFUND has disbursed N8.205 billion to students in eight tertiary institutions across Kogi State, covering institutional fees and upkeep allowances.
The Federal Government has reaffirmed its target to eliminate rabies in Nigeria by 2030, urging wider dog vaccination, surveillance and access to post-exposure treatment.