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New Google data unveils Nigerians' most searched word in 2026, full list emerges
Court rules against Runtown, orders singer to honour 2016 record deal
An Abuja High Court upheld Runtown's 2016 recording agreement with Eric Many Limited, ordering over ₦266 million in penalties for contract breaches.
Stakeholders demand action on clean energy, "No more talks"
The Renewable Energy Association of Nigeria emphasises urgent collaboration and action for clean energy investment at Solar & Storage Live Nigeria 2026 in Lagos.
Dangote refinery files IPO application with SEC, eyes September 2026 listing
Dangote Refinery has formally filed for an IPO with the SEC, bringing Africa's largest refinery closer to a landmark stock market listing expected in September.
Peller and Jarvis Make It Official With Court Wedding, Photos and Videos Go Viral: "Congrats"
Nigerian content creator Peller and Jarvis tied the knot in a court ceremony, sparking mixed fan reactions. Their main wedding is set for August 1, 2026.
Nigerian company unveils 3D model of Nigeria’s first superhero
Afriwood Studios unveiled Shutter-Bird, Nigeria's first live-action superhero, introducing a production-ready 3D model to power films, games, animation, merchandise.
Maltina Nourishment Tour surpasses year-one target, fuels one million young minds mission
Maltina Nourishment Tour has reached over 300,000 students in 1,000+ schools, surpassing its first-year target on its journey to nourish one million minds.
UK explains how long foreigners must live in country after completing their studies
The United Kingdom has explained how long foreign students can remain in the country after successfully completing their studies. Read the duration here.
Norway lists 7 requirements foreigners must meet to become citizens before applying for citizenship
Norway has announced seven conditions for foreigners to be eligible for its citizenship. The requirements and exceptions were also explained in the article.
Donald Trump's new international student rule could cost US economy $400 billion yearly
Donald Trump's new international student rule could cost the US economy up to $400bn yearly by reducing foreign enrolment, skilled graduates, and innovation.
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