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Displaced pupils back to the street as school feeding program grinds to halt in n’east
By Femi Owolabi
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School feeding lasted a few weeks…
School children in Abuja still defecate openly because there are no toilets
School children in Abuja, the federal capital territory of Nigeria, still…
Jire Dole: Agony of Borno women struggling to get justice for their missing men
Women of Borno have seen it all: Torture, killings and prolonged detention…
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After acquiring $1.3bn DisCos, investors leave meter, transformer burdens to consumers
Six years ago, the Federal Government unbundled the power Holding Company…
How electricity companies fleece Nigerians in service charges, despite assurance of firm regulation by NERC
In April 2017, Aliyu Umar, 27, began his day at dawn. He started by…
Nigeria’s power grid records 206 collapses in 9 years as foreign funded investment hits N715bn
By Fidelis Mac-Leva & Simon Echewofun Sunday
NIGERIAN woke up on…
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Insecurity: Why peace efforts in Northwest Nigeria are not sustainable
Jibia, a border community in the North West of Nigeria, sits precariously…
Let there be light: Nigeria’s dawns of dashed hopes on electricity
By Adebayo HASSAN and Jayne AUGOYE
OILFIELDS across Nigeria's…
How Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris turned ‘blind eye’ to fraud at NBET
THE Accountant General of the Federation, AGF, Ahmed Idris was a…
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INVESTIGATION… Thugs rule in Rivers markets, force multiple illegal taxes on petty traders, as govt feigns…
There are 98 million Nigerians living in extreme poverty,…