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Shareholders demand accountability as PZ Cussons aborts NGX delisting plans

SHAREHOLDERS of PZ Cussons Nigeria Plc have called on the company's management to be more accountable and return to profitability as it considers plans...

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National Assembly passes N55 trn 2025 appropriation bill

THE National Assembly on Thursday passed the ₦54.99 trillion 2025 appropriation bill, raising it from the initially proposed N49.7 trillion. The bill was passed separately...

Shifting gears: Inside Trump’s policy shockwaves in 20 days

PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s first 20 days in office have been marked by a series of daily controversies, public outrage, and commendations. On his first full...

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WHO launches free cancer medicines for children in poor countries

THE World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a new platform to provide cost-free cancer medicines for children in low and middle-income countries (LMICs) to...

Full list: 42 executive orders signed by Trump on inauguration day

UNITED States (US) President Donald Trump signed executive orders on his inauguration day on Monday, January 20, reversing several policies of his predecessor, Joe...

Police, Senate disagree over 3,907 ‘missing’ arms

THE Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has responded to allegations that it could not account for 3,907 firearms. The Senate Committee on Public Accounts had on Tuesday,...

Nigeria suspends application for new polytechnics, monotechnics for one year

THE Nigerian government has approved a one-year moratorium for new applications for polytechnics and monotechnics with immediate effect. This was disclosed in a statement on...

MTN Nigeria keeps mum as data price increase hit customers

MTN Nigeria has kept silent on inquiries following the reflection of data price increase, which appears to be above the 50 per cent recommended...
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