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Maersk, MSC, others hail US lifting of Nigeria shipping restriction
Shipping giants hail US lifting 12-year restriction on Nigerian ports
AIYEDATIWA: THE SILENT WINNING GOVERNOR
Ndigboamaka, United Nigeria Airlines unveil traders’ football tournament
Aiyedatiwa reaffirms commitment to security, charges new ASPs on duty
Aiyedatiwa flags off ₦400m bursary, scholarship for 13,360 Ondo students
Aiyedatiwa celebrates King Sunny Ade at 80
Ondo govt, varsity unions reach agreement over wage dispute
2027: APC flags off Ondo Central Senatorial campaign, rallies members for poll
Aiyedatiwa celebrates Oba Olu Falae at 88
Aiyedatiwa celebrates Oluremi Tinubu at 64
Gov Aiyedatiwa unveils ‘Lucky Light’ initiative to power 1,000 businesses

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WISTA applauds Marine Ministry, NIMASA over launch of CVFF application portal

By Joy Enamuna The Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association of Nigeria has congratulated the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency

Customs seize expired industrial chemicals at Kirikiri terminal, generate ₦147.2bn revenue in 2025

By Joy Enamuna    The Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has seized 440 bags of expired industrial raw material while recording revenue collections of over ₦147.2bn

Ondo Govt. committed to strengthening technical, vocational education

The Ondo State government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the State's technical education sector, pledging sustained support for career-focused training and entrepreneurship to foster innovation, individual advancement and economic

OSOPADEC denies ₦400m allegation, says protest fuelled by personal agenda

The Ondo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (OSOPADEC) has refuted claims that ₦400 million was approved or released to its Chairman, describing a recent protest at the Commission’s headquarters

Economic hardship, piracy threaten Nigeria’s reading culture – Kolawole

By Precious Oluwole Rampant book piracy and growing economic hardship are increasingly restricting access to literature in Nigeria, threatening both education and the development of the country’s publishing industry, the

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