Nigerian Govt to Deduct ₦3.6tn for Electricity Subsidy, NECO Releases 2025 Results, Bandits Kill 30 in Fresh Attacks
The Nigerian government intends to deduct ₦3.6 trillion from the federal account to cover electricity subsidies. NECO has released the 2025 SSCE external exam results, with 80% of candidates scoring five credits and above.
Bandits have killed at least 30 people in attacks in Katsina and Kwara State. There are political tensions as PDP governors resist moves by Nyesom Wike to dismantle state committees.
Medical experts warn about the dangers of snakebites, urging prompt medical care. Ogun State warns against external interference in stool selection processes.
The Nigerian press urges President Bola Tinubu to regulate foreign digital platforms to protect local media influence.
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