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AU accredits Nigeria’s counter-terrorism centre for West Africa
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NPFL clubs demand answers over N15m sponsorship payout
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Nigeria renews 2030 gas flaring pledge despite enforcement, methane monitoring gaps
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Governor Lawal: The banker who won’t borrow, By Karen Ibrahim
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FEC approves ₦631.3 billion for nine road projects nationwide
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Court to rule on Electoral Act provision on INEC’s power to review election results
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Why 5G remains out of reach for most Nigerians
In May 2023, 2G accounted for 58.36% of mobile connections, while 4G represented 25.06% and 5G just 0.12 percent. By August 2026, 4G had become the leading technology at 54.77%, while 2G fell to 36.05%. 5G increased to 4.92% The post Why 5G remains out of reach for most Nigerians appeared first on Vanguard News.
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