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Power supply to improve in 72 hours — Minister

The Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has said electricity supply will begin to improve within 48 to 72 hours as the Federal Government works to address generation and transmission constraints responsible for recent outages in parts of the country. Read More: https://punchng.com/power-supply-to-improve-in-72-hours-minister/

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Palestinian relations with UK improve despite Israeli pressure

Palestinian relations with the UK government can withstand pressure from Israel as the two sides work together on enforcement of British sanctions on West Bank settlements, a leading envoy has said. Palestine's ambassador to the UK said the sanctions are vital to countering Israeli pressure on the Palestinian economy, reducing the risk to the West Bank from

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Atiku pledges gratuity, improved pensions for police

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has accused President Bola Tinubu of abandoning retired police officers to what he described as a broken pension system, pledging to overhaul their retirement benefits if elected president in 2027. Read More: https://punchng.com/atiku-pledges-gratuity-improved-pensions-for-police/

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Scholars urge Lagos mosques to improve documentation, sanitation

Islamic scholars and experts have warned that poor documentation, weak governance and inadequate sanitation threaten the sustainability of some mosques in Lagos. They gave the warning at the annual programme of the Mosque Guidance and Development Lagos Initiative (MGDLI), held in Lagos on Sunday. The programme had the theme, “Building Better Mosques: Documen

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Economic growth must improve livelihoods – New NESG chairman

The incoming Chairman of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, Omoboyede Olusanya, has called for a shift in Nigeria’s economic policy priorities from achieving impressive growth figures to delivering measurable improvements in employment, incomes, productivity and living standards. Olusanya said the country’s economic performance should be assessed by its imp

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