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OPINION: The habit, not the steel – by Sola Adebawo
NUPRC reported that Nigeria’s crude production averaged about 1.56 million barrels per day in June 2026
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How a Nigerian Oncologist is building African evidence for cancer care
A Nigerian oncologist is building African evidence to transform cancer care for children and families.
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Conflict: How community-based counselling is aiding survivors’ recovery in BenueÂ
Community-led counselling is helping conflict survivors in Benue heal, rebuild resilience and recover from trauma.
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Burundi’s breastfeeding success is becoming a test case for Africa’s maternal health investment
Burundi's breastfeeding success shows how stronger health systems and workplace support improve child health and boost economic growth.
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WASSCE 2026: 1.2m candidates secure required credits as performance drops
WAEC releases 2026 WASSCE results: 61.54% of 1.95 million candidates earned five credits including English and Mathematics.
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Oriire Abduction: Weeks after rescue, trauma lingers for schoolchildren, families
Weeks after rescue from the Oriire abduction, Oyo schoolchildren and families face trauma, fear and an uncertain return to school.
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Wike’s Rainbow Coalition Consolidates As Key Members Meet Behind Closed-Door
The Rainbow Coalition, a cross-party alliance in Rivers State loyal to Nyesom Wike, the minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, has strengthened its political reach and grip, and appears set for the 2027 governorship elections.
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Parkinson’s patients march in Lagos, demand affordable care, end to stigma
Lagos Parkinson’s awareness walk calls for early diagnosis, affordable care and an end to stigma against people living with the disease.
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JAMB: Oloyede hands over to Aina, says UTME fee hike is inevitableÂ
Oloyede hands over JAMB to Segun Aina, saying an increase in UTME registration fees is unavoidable amid rising logistics costs.
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African diet ‘reduces inflammation’ in just two weeks
Traditional African diets cut inflammation in two weeks, while Western foods weaken immunity, study finds.
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NMA Lagos elects Okunade chairman, adopts electronic voting
NMA Lagos elects Professor Sharafadeen Okunade chairman and adopts electronic voting for its 2026–2028 executive term.