Spanish lawmakers have voted for legislation that would grant citizenship to thousands of Western Saharans.
Micron has announced that its direct labour employees in Taiwan will receive cash bonuses of 35 to 68 months’ pay for 2026.
The National Assembly has suspended all official visits to South Africa and directed lawmakers to boycott conferences and other events hosted or co-hosted by the country.
Governor Uba Sani has appointed three new commissioners, 45 aides, and 40 board members to accelerate his administration’s development agenda and deepen institutional reforms.
The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, has convicted and sentenced a fake spiritualist, Solomon Odigie Moses, to one year in prison.
Spanish lawmakers have voted for legislation that would grant citizenship to thousands of Western Saharans.
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Mr Alausa stated that under the scheme, five million learners would receive 100 megabytes of sponsored data daily.
The Nigerian Army says troops have rescued 13 hostages, intercepted 300 rounds of ammunition and killed a suspected kidnapper in separate operations nationwide.
The Lekki Division of the Nigeria Police Force commended Nembe Exploration and Production Company for donating a 12KVA inverter-solar power system.
The Federal High Court, Abuja Division, has convicted and sentenced a fake spiritualist, Solomon Odigie Moses, to one year in prison.
Mr Tinubu confirmed that the naira equivalent of the pledged funds had been deposited into the accounts of the players and officials.
Edo’s finance commissioner, Emmanuel Okoebor, says the Edo Carnival 2026 is targeting close to 100,000 participants and more than ₦1 billion in economic activity.
Micron has announced that its direct labour employees in Taiwan will receive cash bonuses of 35 to 68 months’ pay for 2026.
Spanish lawmakers have voted for legislation that would grant citizenship to thousands of Western Saharans.
Mr Ejimakor faced disciplinary action before U.S. authorities for making false claims about his qualifications and was suspended from practising law in New York.
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