
Government Warns Against Unfunded Contracts
The Federal Government has warned against approving contracts without sufficient funding. This aims to prevent abandoned projects and improve transparency.
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The Federal Government has warned against approving contracts without sufficient funding. This aims to prevent abandoned projects and improve transparency.

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Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso have joined the NDC, disrupting the opposition's plans for the 2027 elections in North-west Nigeria.

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The NUPRC has announced that the 2026 licensing round will begin by the third quarter of 2026. This follows the successful 2025 licensing round set to start in December.

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