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As 2026 begins, fuel remains one of the fastest ways to feel economic pressure, because once pump prices rise, transport costs jump, food and essentials get more expensive, and small businesses start cutting corners just to survive.  Across Africa, high fuel prices still reflect a mix of import dependence, supply bottlenecks, and how tightly each …

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The Rivers State House of Assembly is intensifying an already tense political situation by making a formal appeal to the state’s Chief Judge. The Rivers Assembly goes ahead to probe Governor Siminalayi Fubura’s impeachment allegations. The appeal requests that a seven-person panel be appointed to look into claims of misconduct against the Governor and his …

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BUA Cement and Dangote Cement sit at the top of Nigeria’s cement market and the NGX SWOOT club, but when the question is dividends, there is usually a big difference. Dangote Cement has paid investors more cash per share, more cash in total, and with stronger cash-generation capacity to sustain it. The dividend scoreboard Dangote …

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A classroom block at Odokekere High School in the Odo-Kekere area of Ikorodu, Lagos, collapsed on Thursday, January 15, 2026, triggering panic and a rush of concerned parents to the school. Below is a clean timeline of what has been reported so far,what happened, what people saw, what officials said, and what comes next. Thursday, …

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President Bola Tinubu has approved the full rollout of Nigeria’s carbon market framework, a policy projected to generate at least $3 billion annually by 2030. The approval was disclosed by a presidential aide, who described the move as a major step aimed at placing Nigeria in a stronger position within the global carbon trading space. …

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