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Facebook, Instagram Suspend Eedris Abdulkareem's Accounts

Nigerian rapper Eedris Abdulkareem's Facebook and Instagram accounts suspended following release of politically charged song 'Open Letter to Donald Trump'. Learn about the controversy and his history of protest music.

NOUN Courses & Fees 2025/2026: Full Breakdown

Complete guide to National Open University Nigeria courses, fees for 2025/2026 academic year. Discover requirements, duration and application process for flexible education.

16 Banks Meet CBN Recapitalisation Target

CBN reveals 16 banks have successfully met recapitalisation requirements as Governor Cardoso updates on monetary policy, forex gains, and economic progress.

Open grazing now capital offence in Nigeria

Federal Government bans open grazing nationwide, declaring it a capital offence to curb farmer-herder conflicts. Minister urges adoption of ranching for better productivity.

FG Denies Open Grazing Ban, Backs Ranching

Federal Government clarifies no nationwide ban on open grazing exists. Minister Idi Maiha details a gradual transition to modern ranching systems using 4.5 million hectares of reserves.

GrabrFi Offers US Bank Accounts to Nigerian Freelancers

Nigerian freelancers and professionals can now open US bank accounts with GrabrFi to receive USD payments without fees, avoid currency devaluation, and access global financial tools for their borderless careers.

Katsina declared Open Defecation-Free, joins Jigawa

Katsina State has been officially declared Open Defecation Free, making it the second state after Jigawa to achieve this sanitation milestone. Discover Nigeria's progress toward the 2030 ODF target.

Lagos Commits to Accessible Sanitation on World Toilet Day

Lagos State government has reaffirmed its commitment to providing safe, affordable, and sustainable sanitation for all residents, announcing 200 new public toilets and partnerships to achieve an Open Defecation Free status by 2030.

64th FirstBank Lagos Open Golf Tees Off

The 64th FirstBank Lagos Open Golf Tournament has commenced at Ikoyi Club 1938. Caddies took the first swings, with a N34.5 million prize pool and a BMW hole-in-one prize up for grabs. Read more!

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