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Nigeria has gained international recognition for its measurement standards after the Standards Organisation of Nigeria signed a global mutual recognition agreement, a development expected to boost trade and reduce reliance on foreign testing services.
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing renewed calls for transparency over two hospitality dinners hosted by Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak in 2017 and 2018, which were not specifically listed in a recent statement detailing their interactions.
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Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu says the police will demonstrate professionalism during the 2027 general elections, drawing on lessons from recent polls to improve their performance.
Nigeria unveils a new framework to move vulnerable households from emergency assistance towards resilience, self-reliance and prosperity.
MURIC condemns Nigeria’s UNGA position, criticising its silence on Palestine and absence from the Netanyahu speech walkout.
Gbajabiamila says police, DSS and ICPC investigations cleared him of allegations linked to the PFIPC controversy.
El-Rufai’s family says Emir Sanusi remains supportive, rejecting claims that he abandoned the former Kaduna governor.
Cholera outbreak at Kano custodial centre kills two inmates as authorities intensify treatment, surveillance and prevention measures.
Gbajabiamila says public pressure pushed Tinubu toward a quick judgment over the controversial fake agency.
Oil marketers have reduced petrol prices to N1,350 per litre following a decline in depot prices across Nigeria.
The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria has denied endorsing the APGA governorship candidate in Taraba State for the 2027 election.
Northern Christian Association Chairman Joseph Hayab has urged Christians to participate in the Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s ongoing public share offer, describing it as an investment opportunity rather than a religious issue.
PEBEC Director-General Zahrah Audu has described President Bola Tinubu as Nigeria’s greatest-ever leader, citing his political experience, reforms and institution-building efforts.
NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi says Nigeria must shift from consumption to production, create jobs and strengthen security to reduce poverty.
Peter Obi has urged Nigerian editors to examine the qualifications and past records of politicians seeking public office and provide voters with relevant information before elections.
