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  • Gunmen kill 9 in passenger bus attack in Plateau
  • Police, varsity deepen security pact against cultism, campus threats
  • FCTA collecting records of children in orphanages to strengthen services
  • Egypt’s data-centre project targets up to $1bn
  • China’s $321m fuels Namibia uranium race
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  1. Why President Tinubu should release Nnamdi Kanu – Chief Uzoatu
  2. Russia expels two British diplomats over spying allegations
  3. UN emergency aid fund releases $110m for neglected humanitarian crises
  4. North Korea to deploy suicide-ready troops to Ukraine
  5. Canada to send troops to Ukraine, says Prime Minister
  6. North Korea performs cruise missile test as response to US

News

Gunmen kill 9 in passenger bus attack in Plateau

Victor Akan
  • Police, varsity deepen security pact against cultism, campus threats
  • FCTA collecting records of children in orphanages to strengthen services
  • Egypt’s data-centre project targets up to $1bn
  • NSCDC Arrests 9 Over Vandalism, Seizes Cannabis In Zamfara

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Egypt’s data-centre project targets up to $1bn

  • AI solves one of math’s hardest problems in 88 hours, says OpenAI
  • 50 schoolgirls build AI, data solutions in 5-day boot camp
  • Meta AI hacks another company during security test, deepens safety fears
  • Meta upgrades AI with task planning

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H1: APM Terminals Apapa records 6% export growth

Victor Akan

APM Terminals Apapa, Nigeria’s largest container terminal, recorded a six per cent increase in export volumes in the first half […]

  • Digital payments vital to financial inclusion, economic growth – CBN
  • Dangote Refinery secures $1 billion underwriting programme ahead of IPO
  • Migrant departures expose low wages, training gaps in South Africa
  • Sentinel Escrow Launches WhatsApp-Based SentiBud to Secure Online Transactions in Nigeria

Mining

China’s $321m fuels Namibia uranium race

Victor Akan
  • Guinea courts Glencore beyond bauxite
  • Nigeria, Murdoch University Deepen Mining Capacity-Building Partnership
  • NMGS-affiliated, COMEG-regulated specialists group NAEGE schedules 2026 AGM for Mon Sept 14 – 16

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  • FCTA collecting records of children in orphanages to strengthen services
  • Egypt’s data-centre project targets up to $1bn
  • China’s $321m fuels Namibia uranium race

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