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NNPC Reports ₦2.68tn Revenue — But Oil Output Falls to 1.25mbpd, Profit Drops

NNPC revenue oil production paradox has intensified as the Nigerian National Petroleum Company reported ₦2.68 trillion in revenue in its latest monthly report, despite crude output falling to about 1.25 million barrels per day and profit declining. The contradiction highlights rising costs, operational inefficiencies, and structural weaknesses, raising urgent questions about sustainability in Nigeria’s oil-dependent economy.
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FG Identifies 48 Alleged Terror Financing Sponsors as Nigerians Demand Immediate Arrests

FG identifies 48 alleged terror sponsors has triggered widespread outrage, as Nigerians question why those named have not yet been arrested or prosecuted. According to official disclosures linked to terrorism financing investigations, the development has intensified calls for enforcement, accountability, and transparency, raising concerns over the gap between intelligence exposure and concrete state action.
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ADC Demands INEC Chairman’s Resignation Over Alleged Bias as Electoral Integrity Crisis Deepens

ADC INEC chairman resignation crisis has escalated after the African Democratic Congress demanded the immediate resignation of INEC Chairman Joash Amupitan over alleged partisan conduct linked to past social media activity. The opposition warns the controversy could erode electoral credibility ahead of 2027, while INEC firmly denies the claims, setting up a high-stakes institutional confrontation.
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US Security Warning vs FG Denial: Conflicting Signals Raise Trust Questions for Nigerians

The US security warning Nigeria advisory has sparked a trust debate after Washington flagged potential terrorist risks while the Federal Government dismissed the alert as exaggerated. With one side urging caution and the other calling for calm, Nigerians are left navigating conflicting signals over safety, intelligence credibility, and the reality of security threats across the country.
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Brigade Commander Braimah Killed as Military Revises Casualty Account, Raising Fresh War Pressure Concerns

The Borno attack by ISWAP fighters has escalated following confirmation that Brigade Commander Brigadier General O.O. Braimah and other personnel were killed in action. With the military revising its earlier casualty account, the incident has heightened concerns over insurgent resurgence, command-level losses, and transparency in Nigeria’s ongoing counter-terrorism operations.
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