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GCR ( Middle East ) 2025/3/10Nigeria’s Kebbi State has signed a preliminary agreement with Nigerian conglomerate MSM to build a factory capable of producing 3 million to...
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NPR ( Middle East ) 2025/3/8In many parts of the world skin whitening is a major industry, but women in Nigeria have a particular fondness for creams and lotions that p...
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OILPRICE ( Middle East ) 2025/3/7Higher exports and increased demand from the huge new African refinery, Dangote, pushed Nigeria’s oil production in February 70,000 barrels...
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Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan is suspended for six months after she makes an accusation against Senate President Akpabio.
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allafrica ( Middle East ) 2025/3/7[VOA] Abuja, Nigeria -- Nigeria and China said this week they will cooperate in efforts to crack down on the increasing number of Chinese na...
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WPSD Local 2025/3/6Courtesy photo Father Sylvester Okechukwu of the Diocese of Kafanchan in Nigeria was found murdered on Ash Wednesday, March 5, 2025....
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Mail Online ( Middle East ) 2025/3/1ROBERT HARDMAN: Latest figures show that Ireland is now housing more than 33,000 applicants for what is known as 'international protection'.
