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Police have identified another member of the Mushin Kidnap Gang, a notorious criminal group based in Nigeria. The gang has been involved in various kidnapping cases in the country and is known for its violent activities.
Chukwuemeka Soludo, a former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, has married off his daughter. Soludo stated that it was the first marriage in his family in 142 years, adding a touch of tradition to the ceremony.
In a recent analysis, it was revealed that Nigerian football stars in the Professional Soccer League (PSL) have a unique quality that sets them apart from North African players. This analysis sheds light on the reasons behind the success of Nigerian players in the PSL.
Reports have revealed that the government of Lagos State, under the leadership of Bola Tinubu, is repaying 69 loans that were taken by former Nigerian presidents. The World Bank has shared details of these loans as part of its efforts to promote transparency and accountability.
Corruption and leadership in Nigeria continue to be major concerns for the country. The Nigerian government needs to take strong action to tackle corruption at all levels in order to restore public trust and promote good governance.
A video of Kano Muslims going spiritual against the hunger crisis in the state has gone viral, prompting reactions from Nigerians. The video highlights the desperate situation faced by many Nigerians due to rising food prices and poor economic conditions.
Nigerian athletes have expressed their frustration with the mismanagement by the country's sports officials, which they believe cost them the Olympics. They believe that better management and support could have led to better performances and more medals for Nigeria.
Bola Tinubu, a prominent Nigerian politician, has appointed a new chairman for the Federal Capital Territory-Inland Revenue Service (FCT-IRS). Details about the appointment and the new chairman have emerged, indicating Tinubu's efforts to strengthen his political influence.
The Governor of Delta State, Ifeanyi Okowa, has pledged to collaborate with the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) to accelerate development in the state. This collaboration is expected to boost infrastructure and socio-economic growth in the region.
Nigerian businesses are counting their losses as a result of the recent inflation protests in the country. The protests, which were sparked by rising food and fuel prices, have had a significant impact on the economy, leading to losses for many businesses.
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