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Abuja, – The Nigerian Navy on Thursday unveiled the Navigational Chart of the Lower River Niger as part of efforts towards the development of inland waterway in Nigeria. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the navigational chart was carried out by the hydrographic unit of the navy in collaboration with the Federal Ministry

Good morning Nigeria, welcome to Naija News roundup of top newspaper headlines in Nigeria for today, Friday, 17th March 2023 1. 2023 Presidential Election Was Fraudulent, SMBLF Writes Buhari The Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum (SMBLF), on Thursday, described the outcome of the 2023 presidential election as fraudulent...

The Federal Government has extradited a suspected human trafficker, Joy Jeff, to Italy to face criminal charges. The 48-year-old who is one of the few women on Italy’s list of “100 Most Wanted” criminals, was extradited by the Nigerian authorities on Wednesday. Jeff has been on the wanted list since 2010 after she was accused

Igho Sanomi is a Nigerian billionaire businessman with interests in several sectors including telecommunications, transport, maritime, real estate and aviation...

The United States of America has filed charges against 18 Nigerian nurses for fraudulently obtaining educational credentials. The Nigerians charged are: Abiodun Felicia; Adelakun Aveez; Adelekan Adewale; Adeoye Temitope; Adewale Abidemi; Afolabi Toun; Afolabi Omowunmi; Agbo Steve; and Ajibade Omotayo. The Texas Board of Nursing charged the health workers at the District Court for the

As we know, there are particular challenges married working women face, but women who have demanding jobs go the extra mile to keep their jobs and marriages intact. Sometimes, these women’s passion for their jobs clashes with their duties as wives and mothers. Mary Ikelu, a banker based in Lagos...

Read full article UK cuts tariffs on Nigerian exports on TheNewsGuru. The UK government on Monday said it had cut tariffs and extended duty-free trade in goods exported from Nigeria Mr. Ben Llewellyn-Jones, Deputy British High Commissioner to Nigeria said this at the launch of the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS) which took place at