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$25m CVFF can fund vessel purchase with guaranteed cargo, says shipowner
US lifts 12-year entry restriction on Nigerian vessels
NAGAFF seeks Customs chief’s intervention over eight auctioned buses
Eid-el-Maulud: Aiyedatiwa urges muslims to uphold peace, unity
Ilara-Mokin gets boost as Aiyedatiwa backs Defence Science School
Aiyedatiwa tasks Fire Service, residents on joint fight against fire outbreaks
Aiyedatiwa backs Boys Brigade youth discipline drive, promises support
Aiyedatiwa to NDLEA: We’ll back you to fight drug menace
Oladiji felicitates muslims on Eid-el-Maulud, calls for peace and unity
From infrastructure to opportunity : Aiyedatiwa steady transformation of Ondo State
New flyover bridge will reposition Akure for economic growth – Gov Aiyedatiwa
Ondo Speaker Commends Gov Ayedatiwa Over Severance Allowance, Recruitment

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NDIGBOAMAKA Market Leaders dissassociate Themselves From G50 Group

Ndigboamaka Progressive Markets Association is the umbrella body of major market Associations in lagos. This clarification is necessitated by some insinuations and misconceptions which formed our intent for this press

Protest Day 7: Over 120 anti-corruption CSOs give IGP 7-day ultimatum to arrest, jail EFCC boss

. Call on Buhari to urgently sanitise Commission, preserve his integrity Over 120 frontline Anti-corruption Civil Society Organisations, on Friday, held a massive town hall meeting, in Lagos, to round

ODHA Sympathizes With People Of The State Over Fuel, Naira Scarcity

Ondo State House of Assembly has expressed displeasure over the current challenges and hardships people are currently facing over the scarcity of fuel and naira. In a Press Release signed

‘Bawa Must Go’ protest continues in Lagos, as more anti-corruption CSOs join CACOL, 100 others in mass rally

. A serial violator of court order not fit to Head EFCC - Debo Adeniran Nigeria's foremost Anti-corruption Civil Society Organisations, numbering over 100, again, trooped out on the streets

We won’t allow EFCC boss rubbish our courts —CSOs

Over 100 Anti-corruption Civil Society Organisations and thousands of their members and supporters staged a massive protest in Lagos on Saturday in continuation of their call for the removal of

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