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Channels TV and Wike

Channels TV replies Wike, says Abuja land allocated in 2007

Channels Television has dismissed claims by Nyesom Wike, minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), that the station benefited from his “benevolence” through land allocation in Abuja. Speaking on Thursday’s edition of Morning Brief, Kayode Okikiolu, one of the programme’s anchors, said the property housing the station’s headquarters in Abuja was allocated long before Wike…

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Cross River Police Arrest Two Officers Found With Firearms Amid Communal Crisis

Officers Intercepted During Security Operation The Nigeria Police Force in Cross River State has confirmed the arrest of two serving police officers caught with firearms and ammunition during a security operation. The incident happened amid the ongoing communal conflict between the Ugep and Idomi communities. Viral Video Sparks Public Attention A viral video circulating online…

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Senator Abaribe

‘Be careful of generator cabal, they’ll come after you’ — Abaribe tells power minister-designate

Enyinnaya Abaribe, senator representing Abia South, has warned Joseph Tegbe, minister-designate for power, to be prepared for resistance from vested interests benefiting from Nigeria’s electricity challenges. Abaribe spoke on Wednesday during Tegbe’s ministerial screening on the floor of the Senate. The lawmaker said the “generator cabal” profits heavily from the country’s poor electricity supply and…

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FCCPC, NAFDAC Sign Agreement to Tackle Unsafe Products and Consumer Abuse

Agencies Move to Strengthen Consumer Protection The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission and National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to improve consumer protection and fight unsafe products in Nigeria. Both agencies signed the agreement in Abuja on Wednesday. Partnership Targets Regulatory Gaps The agreement aims…

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CUSTECH Expels Eight Students Over Examination Malpractice

University Senate Approves Disciplinary Action Confluence University of Science and Technology has expelled eight students for examination malpractice during the 2025/2026 academic session. The university management announced the decision in a letter signed by Deputy Registrar (Academics), Eli Gbadufu. The institution’s Senate approved the expulsion during its 30th regular meeting held on April 29, 2026….

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