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SSANU plans indefinite strike as April 30 renegotiation deadline approaches — Daily Nigerian

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SSANU Set to Strike as April 30 Deadline for Federal Government Talks Looms

ADC vs INEC: You commercialized your conscience - Melaye hits Nafiu Bala

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Dino Melaye Declares He Can Defeat Tinubu in Credible Election

Can Atiku–Obi unseat Tinubu–Shettima in 2027?, by Yushau A. Shuaib — Daily Nigerian

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Nigeria 2027 Election: Can Opposition Coalition Defeat Incumbent?

Imo LGA vice chairman suspended over alleged armed robbery, others

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Ezinihitte Mbaise Vice Chairman Suspended Over Armed Robbery Allegations

FCT teachers begin indefinite strike Monday — Daily Nigerian

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NUT FCT Teachers Begin Indefinite Strike Monday Over Unmet Demands

Water: Uba Sani’s reforms manifesting - Commissioner

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Kaduna State Progress Under Governor Uba Sani Governance and Development Update

NYSC tackling mobilisation delays – DG — Daily Nigerian

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NYSC Reforms Address Corps Mobilisation Delays and Registration Challenges

Lagos NMA calls for dully equipped PHCs with doctors

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Lagos NMA Removes Chairman Saheed, Ewonowo Takes Over

Gov. Mohammed makes u-turn, cancels defection to APC over disagreement on sharing formula — Daily Nigerian

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Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed Cancels APC Defection Over 60-40 Formula

Allow journalists do their job - Amnesty International tells NBC

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Amnesty International Condemns NBC Directive as Threat to Media Freedom

COAS unveils 120 flats for troops in Kaduna — Daily Nigerian

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COAS Inaugurates 120 Flats and Solar-Powered Borehole for Soldiers in Kaduna

Another attempt to silence media - Atiku slams NBC Code of Conduct advisory

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Atiku Criticizes NBC Code of Conduct as Threat to Press Freedom in Nigeria