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Police Pay N39.97m Welfare Cheques to Families of 51 Deceased Officers

The cheques, totalling N39,967,409.28, were presented to the beneficiaries on Wednesday by the Commissioner of Police, Akwa Ibom State Command, CP Baba Mohammed Azare, on behalf of the Inspector-General of Police.

MTN Opens Applications for Business Training With ₦100 Million in Equipment Grants for Women

MTN Foundation has opened applications for a five-week business training programme backed by a ₦100 million equipment-grant fund for women running young businesses.

Seplat Hits Record ₦14,908 As Oil Shock Lifts Investor Interest In Energy Stocks

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NGX data showed the stock closed at ₦14,907.80 on September 16, unchanged since its 10 percent jump from ₦13,552.60 on September 10. The price is Seplat’s 52-week high, according to NGX data.

Akwa Ibom Spends N879bn on Infrastructure, Completes 83 Road Projects — Commissioner

Ibanga made the disclosure on Thursday during an inter-ministerial briefing at the Akpan Isemin Hall, Government House, Uyo, where he gave an account of the ministry's activities and projects under the current administration.

‘No More Waiting’ — UNIPORT ASUU Declares Indefinite Strike Over Unpaid Salaries, Allowances

The decision was reached at an emergency congress of the branch on Wednesday, September 16, following the expiration of a 48-working-hour ultimatum issued to the university management to resolve the grievances.

25 Years For 5.75kg Heroin — Abuja Court Rejects South African Woman’s Plea For Mercy

Justice Obiora Egwuatu delivered the judgment on Thursday, bringing to an end the prosecution of Ann, who had pleaded guilty to the drug trafficking charges filed against her by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).

‘No Going Back’ — Kim Jong Un’s Sister Dares Trump, IAEA, Declares North Korea’s Nuclear Arsenal Permanent

North Korea has delivered a fresh and defiant rejection of international efforts to dismantle its nuclear weapons programme, with Kim Yo Jong, sister of leader Kim Jong Un, declaring that there is “no going back” on the country’s nuclear status.

Nigerian Woman Faces US Trial Over Alleged False Citizenship, Illegal Voting

A 56-year-old Nigerian woman residing in Massachusetts, United States, Gladys Adaeze Okafor, has been arrested and charged by federal authorities over allegations that she falsely claimed American citizenship and unlawfully voted in US elections.

Nigeria’s FDI Rebounds to $4bn as Oil Sector Unlocks $10bn Investment

Nigeria attracted about $8.39bn in foreign direct investment (FDI) between 2022 and 2025, with inflows rising sharply in 2025 amid renewed activity in the oil and gas sector.

‘You Put Garbage In, Expect Good Governance?’ — Ndume Blames Nigerians For Poor Leadership

The Senator representing Borno South, Ali Ndume, has told Nigerians to accept part of the blame for the poor leadership and governance they routinely complain about.