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Latest from Thursday, September 18th, 2025
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FIFA Rankings: Super Eagles Slip Further Globally and on the Continent
After unconvincing results in the last international window in September, the Super Eagles of Nigeria have fallen further down the pecking order globally in the latest rankings released by world football governing body, FIFA.
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Lagos State Suspends All Land Reclamation Projects
The Lagos State Government has announced the suspension of all reclamation projects in the state with immediate effect.
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Nigeria Can Now Produce 5,000 Passports Daily - Tunji-Ojo
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) says it can now produce up to 5,000 passports per day, following the launch of a Centralised Passport Personalisation Centre in Abuja.
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WC Qualifier: FIFA Investigates South Africa for Fielding Ineligible Mokoena
FIFA has opened a case against Bafana Bafana for fielding ineligible Teboho Mokoena against Lesotho in a World Cup qualifier.
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Wike Accuses FCT Resident Doctors of Sabotage, Says N25 Billion Budgeted for Health
FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike has expressed disappointment over the recent indefinite strike embarked upon by the Association of Resident Doctors, FCT Chapter, noting that their action was targeted at blackmailing him.
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Rivers Assembly to Probe Finances Under Sole Administrator Ibok-Ete Ibas
The Rivers State House of Assembly has resolved to investigate the state’s finances during the six-month tenure of Ibok-Ete Ibas, who served as sole administrator.
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Rivers State Assembly Demands Commissioner Nominees List as Emergency Rule Ends
The Rivers State House of Assembly has resolved to write to Governor Siminalayi Fubara, urging him to forward a fresh list of commissioner nominees, following the end of the six-month emergency rule in the state.
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JAMB Shifts UTME 2025 Assessment Date for Underage Candidates
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has adjusted the final assessment date for underage candidates who sat the 2025 UTME, citing delays by several universities in submitting their Post-UTME screening scores.
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Afriland Towers Fire: Death Toll Increases to 10
Grief continues to pour in following Tuesday’s tragic fire at Afriland Towers on Broad Street, Lagos Island, which claimed the lives of at least 10 workers.
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FIRS Mourns Four Staff Killed in Afriland Towers Fire
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has confirmed that four of its staff died in Tuesday’s fire at Afriland Towers on Broad Street, Lagos.
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FG Disburses N330bn To Vulnerable Nigerians - Edun
The Federal Government has disbursed N330 billion cash transfers to poor and vulnerable Nigerians through the National Social Safety-Net Coordinating Office (NASSCO).
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Why Nigerian Government Reintroduced History in Basic Education Curriculum – Minister
The Federal Government said it reintroduced Nigerian history as a compulsory subject in the national basic education curriculum to “foster national identity, unity, patriotism, and responsible citizenship among young Nigerians”.
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Police Probe Viral Video Of Students Smoking, Drinking In Lagos School
The Police Command in Lagos State has launched an investigation into a viral video allegedly showing students of Excel College, Ejigbo, engaging in drinking of alcohol and smoking at the school’s boys’ hostel.
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Delta Govt, NLC differ on new Civil Service Dressing Code
Mixed reactions have trailed the directive by the Delta State Head of Service, Dr. Mimi Oseji, on the enforcement of a dress code for civil servants.
