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Telecom Regulator Targets Operators Over Failing Network Quality

Telecom Regulator Targets Operators Over Failing Network Quality

The Nigerian Communications Commission has initiated fresh enforcement proceedings against mobile network operators over persistent service failures. Regulatory officials issued pre-enforcement notices to firms failing key performance benchmarks across voice and data channels. The commission aims to end years of unpunished network drops and unexplained data depletion. Operators now face hefty financial penalties or mandatory…

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Police Release Osun Commissioner After Day in Custody

Police Release Osun Commissioner After Day in Custody

Osun State police officers released Environment Commissioner Mayowa Adejoorin after keeping him in detention for twenty-four hours. Security forces grabbed the state official on Friday following a violent shooting near an All Progressives Congress rally in Ilesa. Police spokesman Abiodun Ojelabi linked the cabinet member’s arrest to an intercepted Lexus vehicle containing spent ammunition and…

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Ex-Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun Loses Husband, Niyi Adeosun, at 62

Ex-Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun Loses Husband, Niyi Adeosun, at 62

Lagos lost a prominent private figure with the sudden passing of Anthony Adeniyi Adeosun. The sixty-two-year-old businessman died on Wednesday in Lagos State after an active career in private enterprise. He was the husband to former finance minister Kemi Adeosun. The Adeosun family announced his death through a formal statement on Thursday morning. His passing…

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57 State Universities Stalled Over Selective Pay Rise

57 State Universities Stalled Over Selective Pay Rise

A landmark wage deal threatens to divide Nigeria’s public university system. Fifty-seven state-owned universities face acute instability as sub-national governments ignore a federally negotiated 40 per cent salary increase for academics. The national agreement promised sweeping pay rises and fresh allowances for university lecturers. Only ten state-owned institutions currently honour the higher pay structure. Thousands…

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Artificial Intelligence Drives Most African Cybercrime Losses -INTERPOL

Artificial Intelligence Drives Most African Cybercrime Losses -INTERPOL

Artificial intelligence now powers fifty-five per cent of all cybercrimes across Africa as digital fraud turns into an automated global industry. A fresh report from INTERPOL shows continental losses more than doubled to four hundred and eighty-four million dollars over two years. Rapid mobile expansion gives internet fraudsters access to over one billion new victims…

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Israeli Settlers Launch Arson Raids Across West Bank

Israeli Settlers Launch Arson Raids Across West Bank

Masked Israeli settlers have launched a fresh wave of arson attacks across the occupied West Bank, torching mosques, vehicles, and farmland. The assailants stormed Palestinian villages overnight, hurling Molotov cocktails at religious sites and setting private property ablaze. Residents and emergency crews fought the flames to prevent destruction. Slogans in Hebrew scrawled across charred walls…

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Greek Air Defence Intercepts Missiles Over Saudi Refineries

Greek Air Defence Intercepts Missiles Over Saudi Refineries

A Greek-operated air defence battery deployed in Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles on Saturday. Houthi militants launched the projectile barrage from Yemen towards critical oil refineries in the Red Sea port city of Yanbu. Saudi Civil Defence authorities issued emergency siren warnings to residents before the US-made Patriot battery neutralised the incoming threat in…

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MAN Warns Inflation Will Persist Without Reforms

MAN Warns Inflation Will Persist Without Reforms

Nigeria’s manufacturing sector has issued a grim warning regarding persistent domestic price pressures. The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria stated on Friday that food and core inflation will not ease without fundamental structural reforms. Association Director-General Segun Ajayi-Kadir warned that high energy tariffs, foreign exchange scarcity, and extortionate interest rates continue to cripple production. Factory owners…

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