Shell says President Tinubu’s leadership has restored investor confidence, inspiring plans to invest up to $20 billion in Nigeria’s energy sector.
Etinosa Omorogiuwa
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British mother-of-three Victoria Hart has been killed in her home in Spain, with her ex-partner arrested on suspicion of murder, Spanish authorities confirm.
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Ebonyi State Finance Commissioner Leonard Uguru says the new federal tax reform exempts low-income earners below ₦1.2 million annually while placing higher tax obligations on wealthy individuals.
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Edo State NewsPolitics
Godfatherism Must Be Dismantled in Nigerian Politics — APC Chieftain Idahagbon
APC chieftain and federal commissioner Henry Idahagbon has called for the dismantling of godfatherism in Nigerian politics, describing it as a uniquely Nigerian practice that weakens democracy. He urged political leaders to disengage after leaving office and embrace one man, one vote.
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Record heatwaves and severe flooding highlight the growing impact of climate change across multiple regions worldwide.
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Nigerian universities warn of funding shortfalls as rising costs threaten campus operations and academic stability.
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Edo State NewsEnvironment
Residents Kick as Edo Land Dispute Escalates, Multiple Families Face Eviction
Residents raise alarm as a land dispute in Edo State escalates, leaving multiple families facing possible eviction.
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Ukraine, Russia and the United States will hold talks in Abu Dhabi focused on territorial concessions as part of efforts to end the war in Ukraine. While leaders signal progress, sovereignty and land control remain major obstacles to a final peace deal.
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The Federal Government has launched a digital portal for the $25 million Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund, giving indigenous shipowners access to long-awaited funding for vessel acquisition. The initiative aims to boost local participation in shipping, create jobs, and strengthen Nigeria’s maritime industry.
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Edo State Police have launched a rescue operation following the abduction of the wife of Igarra Youth Group chairman in Akoko-Edo. Security agencies, traditional rulers, and local authorities have imposed a curfew to aid the operation as residents are urged to remain vigilant.

