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Fubara Returns, Belittled, Wike Holds the State’s Reins; Food Insecurity Soars | More in This Week’s Roundup

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mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet az By The Insight Team This week’s headlines paint a turbulent picture for Nigeria as Governor Siminalayi Fubara resumes office in Rivers State, stripped of political clout, with Nyesom Wike firmly controlling the state’s power structure after a six-month emergency rule. Meanwhile, Nigeria leads global food insecurity rankings, with 24.2 million citizens facing Continue Reading
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Red19 Global, Aafin Ilu set for International Art Exhibition in Osun, U.K

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By Clement Adeyi Red19 Global, in collaboration with Aafin Ilu Cultural Centre, is set to present an extraordinary cross-continental art exhibition. The theme of the event is: “Cultural Words, Ancient Voices” (Óro Asa, Ohun Atijo in Yoruba parlance). While the official opening ceremony will take place on 20th-30th September 2025, the event will also run Continue Reading
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Anambra Tops NECO 2025 SSCE Results with 91.20% Pass Rate; Kano Leads in Absolute Numbers – Full State-by-State Breakdown Reveals Regional Disparities

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By Emmanuel Kwada The National Examinations Council (NECO) has officially released the results of the 2025 Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) internal, showcasing a national pass rate of 60.26 percent for candidates achieving five credits and above, including Mathematics and English Language. Among the standout performers, Anambra State emerged as the top state Continue Reading
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11 Most Dangerous Forests in Nigeria Infested with Deadly Criminals

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Keypoints: Tinubu Approves Recruitment of 130,000 Armed Forest Guards to Reclaim Forests from Criminals, but Plan Stalls After Five Months 96,043 square kilometers of forest land serve as criminal hideouts nationwide. Sambisa Forest, Boko Haram’s Deadly Stronghold, covers only 518 km². Dajin Rugu hosts 10,000 bandits in 40 camps, fueling raids and violence. Continue Reading
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Weekly Roundup: Tinubu Orders Food Price Reduction, Ex-NNPCL Boss in EFCC Net, 166 Lives Lost to Insecurity, Crashes, Floods, Others

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By The Insight Team Nigeria’s week in review reveals a harrowing toll: President Tinubu orders swift measures to curb soaring food prices amid economic strain, a former NNPCL boss, Mele Kyari, was arrested by the EFCC over refinery probe, and over 166 lives claimed by rampant insecurity, deadly accidents, devastating floods. Senator Natasha stays suspended, […]Continue Reading
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Sen. Natasha Serves Out Six-month Suspension: What’s Next?

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By Emmanuel Kwada The six-month suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central, officially ended today, September 6, 2025, after a tumultuous period marked by legal battles, allegations of political persecution, and a controversial recall attempt by some constituents. The suspension, imposed by the Nigerian Senate on March 6, 2025, stemmed from Continue Reading
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Arokodare Lone Strike Keeps Super Eagles’ World Cup Dreams Alive Against Rwanda

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By Emmanuel Kwada A second-half goal from Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Tolu Arokodare secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory for Nigeria’s Super Eagles over a resilient Rwanda side in a crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium. The win, Nigeria’s second in the qualification campaign, propelled the team to second place Continue Reading
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Gov Lawal: How Banditry Can End in 2 Months, 56 Lives Lost to Accidents, More in Weekly Roundup

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By Emmanuel Kwada Nigeria has faced a cascade of crises, exposing deep-seated challenges in security, infrastructure, and governance. Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal made a bold claim, asserting he could eradicate banditry within two months if granted control over security agencies. Compounding the nation’s woes, over 56 lives were lost in preventable accidents. Continue Reading
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Dangote Refinery: One Year, One Refinery, A Nation Transformed

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By Abiodun Alade In just 12 months, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery has shifted Nigeria from fuel importer to regional energy supplier, stabilised its currency, slashed fuel costs, and sparked an industrial revival. As Africa’s largest refinery marks its first year of operation, it stands as a bold symbol of private ambition driving national transformation. One […]Continue Reading
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Afghanistan Hit by Seismic Pattern of Earthquakes: 5,806 Lives Lost, Over 7,000 Injured in Past 5 Years

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By Emmanuel Kwada A catastrophic 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan late Sunday, claiming at least 1,400 lives and injuring over 3100, adding to a grim tally of seismic disasters that have killed up to 5,806 and injured more than 7,000 across the nation in the past five years. Centered 27 kilometers northeast of Jalalabad in […]Continue Reading
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