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emeraldloaded · 10 days ago
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Tinubu Aims for 7% Economic Growth by 2027 to Transform Nigeria’s Economy
Tinubu Aims for 7% Economic Growth by 2027 to Transform Nigeria’s Economy Abuja, Nigeria – President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has announced an ambitious plan to achieve 7% annual economic growth by 2027, with the long-term vision of expanding Nigeria’s economy to four times its current size by 2030. Speaking to the federal cabinet on Wednesday, Tinubu emphasized that the reforms introduced since his…
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emeraldloaded · 11 days ago
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Nigeria Approves ₦4 Trillion Electricity Debt Refinancing — What It Means for Power Stability
Nigeria Approves ₦4 Trillion Electricity Debt Refinancing — What It Means for Power Stability 1. What’s Happening Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved a phased plan to refinance ₦4 trillion (≈$2.61 billion) owed to 27 generation companies (GenCos) for unpaid bills stretching from 2015 to 2023. President Bola Tinubu endorsed the plan, while Finance Minister Olawale Edun…
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emeraldloaded · 11 days ago
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Summer Grill Abuja 2025 – The Hottest BBQ Party in the Capital!
The fire is lit, the music is ready, and the drinks are chilling — Abuja, it’s time to grill and chill!On Saturday, 23rd August 2025 at 4PM, ANTIWORLDGANGSTARS invites you to Summer Grill Abuja at Varuna by The Good Beach. This isn’t just another weekend hangout — it’s the ultimate summer barbecue party with a beach-style twist, right here in Abuja. What’s Cooking? Expect nothing less than…
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emeraldloaded · 11 days ago
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U.S. Approves $346M Arms Sale to Nigeria — What It Means for Security and Regional Stability
U.S. Deal In a significant boost to Nigeria’s defense capabilities, the U.S. State Department has approved the potential sale of precision rockets, guided bombs, and other military equipment worth $346 million to Nigeria. This landmark deal marks one of the largest U.S. arms sales to the country in recent years and reflects growing military cooperation between the two nations. Deal…
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emeraldloaded · 12 days ago
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“Tech Boom in Africa: Startups Raise Over $1.2 Billion in 2025’s First Half”
Africa’s tech ecosystem is experiencing unprecedented growth, with startups across the continent raising over $1.2 billion in the first six months of 2025. According to industry reports, Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt remain the top investment destinations, accounting for nearly 80% of total funding. The surge is largely driven by fintech innovation, healthtech solutions, and clean…
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emeraldloaded · 12 days ago
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Non-Oil Exports Surge 20%: Cocoa, Urea & Cashew Drive Nigeria’s Trade Comeback
Agriculture Takes the Lead Nigeria’s non-oil export sector has recorded a remarkable 20% surge, signaling a revival in trade diversification efforts. Latest data from the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) reveals that agricultural products and value-added commodities like cocoa, urea, and cashew are at the forefront of this growth. Agriculture Takes the Lead Agricultural exports have…
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emeraldloaded · 12 days ago
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“Lagos Bans Single-Use Plastics — Why the Streets Still Look the Same”
On July 1, 2025, Lagos, one of the busiest and most polluted cities in the world, officially banned single-use plastics such as Styrofoam plates, disposable utensils, plastic straws, and cups.The decision aimed to tackle the city’s growing environmental crisis—870,000 tons of plastic waste were generated in 2024 alone, much of it clogging waterways and littering streets. But more than a month…
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emeraldloaded · 16 days ago
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Why Nigeria’s Nurses Ended Their 2025 Strike (And What It Means for Healthcare)
After a tense week of empty wards and postponed treatments, Nigeria’s nurses have officially ended their seven-day “warning strike”. This follows a landmark deal with the Federal Government that promises significant reforms to public healthcare services. The strike, which began in late July 2025, saw thousands of nurses walk out of hospitals nationwide to demand better pay, safer working…
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emeraldloaded · 16 days ago
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emeraldloaded · 19 days ago
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Why Nigeria’s Power Grid Fails: Explained Simply
Why Nigeria’s Power Grid Fails: Explained Simply EmeraldLoaded Reports | August 2025 Nigeria’s electricity problems have been a national embarrassment for decades — constant blackouts, failed promises, and collapsed power grids. But why does it keep happening? Let’s break it down in simple terms — so everyone can understand what’s really going on behind the scenes. ⚙️ 1. Outdated…
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emeraldloaded · 19 days ago
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Rema’s surprise single “WAVES” just broke African streaming records. Here’s why fans are calling it the next Afrobeats classic.
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emeraldloaded · 11 months ago
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Tinubu Directs Crackdown on Cybercriminals, Says Nigeria Not A Haven For Illicit Wealth
• The President’s statement followed the recent handover of 53 vehicles and $180,300 by the EFCC…… • President Bola Tinubu directed security agencies to intensify efforts against cybercriminals and organized crime, ensuring Nigeria is not a haven for illicit wealth President Bola Tinubu has directed security agencies to intensify their crackdown on cybercriminals and organized crime syndicates…
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emeraldloaded · 11 months ago
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Hippopotamus kills Emir of Yauri's guard in Kebbi
The Chairman of Yauri Local Local Government, Alhaji Abubakar Shu’aibu and the Kebbi State Government confirmed the incident.   A mother hippopotamus that is nursing a baby has killed Malam Usman Maigadi, a guard at an orchard owned by the Emir of Yauri in Kebbi State, Dr Muhammad Zayyanu-Abdullahi.  According to reports, 60-year-old Maigadi was attacked by the hippopotamus while he was fishing…
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emeraldloaded · 11 months ago
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‘I weep for Nigeria’s democracy' - Governor Fintiri denounces Edo Election
Governor Fintiri said he wept for Nigeria’s democracy, describing the exercise as shameful. Governor Fintiri said he wept for Nigeria’s democracy, describing the exercise as shameful. The Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Fintiri, has condemned the outcome of the Edo State governorship election.  The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared APC’s Monday Okpebholo as the…
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emeraldloaded · 11 months ago
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Cholera Outbreak Claims 12 Lives in Adamawa State
Adamawa Cholera Outbreak: 12 Fatalities Reported” Adamawa Cholera Outbreak: 12 Fatalities Reported” “Tragedy strikes Adamawa State as a cholera outbreak claims 12 lives, highlighting concerns over public health and sanitation.” The State Commissioner for Health, Felix Tangwami, confirmed the outbreak in a statement in Yola on Sunday The Adamawa Government confirmed the deaths amid the cholera…
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emeraldloaded · 11 months ago
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Edo Victory Indicates Nigerians Like 0ur Economic Policies -Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu said Edo State’s election outcome demonstrates public support for our economic agenda and programs Tinubu claims Edo State’s election result reflects national backing for his economic agenda” • He urged him to reach out to his opponents and unite the people of Edo State to ensure its development. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has said the All Progressives Congress…
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emeraldloaded · 11 months ago
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NSCDC Officer Fatally K!lled By Soldier In 0yo
A tragic incident in Oyo as a soldier fatally shoots an NSCDC officer. A tragic incident in Oyo as a soldier fatally Stabbed an NSCDC officer The soldier identified as Abubakar was said to have stabbed the deceased following a disagreement between them. A soldier has allegedly killed a Nigerian Civil and Security Defence Corps officer, Olapade Segun, in Oyo State. The soldier identified as…
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