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NUPENG THREATENS TO RESUME STRIKE OVER ALLEGED AGREEMENT BREACH BY DANGOTE GROUP
Union warns of renewed industrial action amid dispute over workers’ rights and loading rules. The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) accused Dangote Group of violating a federal peace agreement after orders to remove union stickers and bypass loading protocols. NUPENG has placed members on red alert for a possible nationwide strike…
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FCT REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO ADVANCE PAEDIATRIC SURGICAL CARE
Minister vows to tackle shortages and boost child health through innovation and collaboration. Dr. Mariya Mahmoud, Minister of State for FCT, at the 24th AGM of the Association of Paediatric Surgeons of Nigeria (Abuja Chapter), highlighted challenges like infrastructure gaps and limited specialists in paediatric surgery. She pledged stronger partnerships, improved training, and tech-driven solutions…
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UN MARKS 24 YEARS SINCE 9/11, REAFFIRMS SOLIDARITY WITH NEW YORK
UN stands united with New Yorkers, honouring victims and survivors 24 years after the tragic terror attacks. On the 24th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the UN reaffirmed its unwavering support for New York City, home to its headquarters for nearly 80 years. Remembering nearly 3,000 lives lost and ongoing struggles of survivors and…
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ASUU FUOYE BRANCH DECLARES INDEFINITE STRIKE OVER UNPAID SALARIES
Lecturers halt work, demanding prompt payment as strike looms indefinitely. The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at Federal University Oye-Ekiti has launched an indefinite strike over unpaid salaries, following a directive from their national body. The strike will continue until all delayed payments are settled, putting academic activities on hold until the university meets…
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STANLEY CUPS TO LABUBU TOYS, NIGERIANS FACE FINANCIAL PRESSURE TO KEEP UP WITH LUXURY TRENDS.
Abuja residents express concern over the high costs of trendy luxury items like expensive nail art, Labubu collectibles, and Stanley Cups, which have become status symbols fueled by celebrity influence on social media. Many youths overspend, some resorting to risky means, leading to debt and financial stress. Experts advise prioritizing financial responsibility over peer pressure…
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DANGOTE CEMENT PAYS N3.3 TRILLION IN DIVIDENDS OVER 15 YEARS, PLANS BIGGER EXPANSION
Dangote Cement celebrates strong shareholder returns and ambitious growth to boost Africa’s self-sufficiency. Dangote Cement announced it has paid N3.3 trillion in dividends over 15 years, assuring sustained returns under new Chairman Emmanuel Ikazoboh. CEO Arvind Pathak revealed expansion plans to reach 66.4Mta capacity by 2030 with projects in Côte d’Ivoire, Itori, and Ethiopia, backed…
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NIGER, RUSSIA DEEPEN AGRICULTURE AND MINING TIES WITH BUSINESS DELEGATION VISIT
Promising partnerships take root as Russian delegation explores investment opportunities in Niger State. Governor Mohammed Bago welcomed a Russian business delegation from Sber Bank and strategic partners to Minna, aiming to boost cooperation in agriculture and mining after a recent MoU. The visit underscores fruitful outcomes from Bago’s Russia trip, with plans to expand into…
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INEC OFFICIALLY RECOGNISES DAVID MARK-LED ADC NATIONAL WORKING COMMITTEE
INEC updates show new ADC leadership with David Mark and Rauf Aregbesola at the helm amid internal disputes. The Independent National Electoral Commission has formally recognized the Sen. David Mark-led National Working Committee (NWC) of the African Democratic Congress, listing Mark and key members like Rauf Aregbesola on its website. The transition replaces the former…
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WORLD HEALTH ORG: 720,000+ DIE BY SUICIDE ANNUALLY, URGES SHIFT IN NARRATIVE
WHO calls for ending stigma and boosting mental health support to save lives worldwide. WHO reports over 720,000 suicides yearly, with most occurring in low- and middle-income countries. Suicide is the third leading cause of death among 15–29-year-olds, driven by crises, mental health issues, and social isolation. Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus urges breaking silence, fostering empathy,…
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GLOBAL SCHOOL MEALS REACH 466 MILLION CHILDREN, BOOSTING EDUCATION AND JOBS
School meal programs grow by 80 million kids since 2020, unlocking health, learning, and economic benefits worldwide. The World Food Programme reports 466 million children now receive nutritious school meals—a 20% increase fueled by rising government investments. Beyond hunger relief, school meals enhance attendance, cognitive function, and education quality, while creating millions of jobs in…
