Hundreds take part in protest demanding action on Lough Neagh environmental crisis

Lake, which supplies 40% of NI’s drinking water, has been blighted by noxious blue-green algae in recent years

What makes the Yoruba tick (6), By Sunday Adelaja

Key Investors and Ecosystem Builders Kola Aina (Ventures Platform): A prominent venture capitalist investing in fintechs like Mono and PiggyVest. Maya Horgan Famodu (Ingressive Capital): Founder of a $60 million Lagos-based venture fund investing in tech startups. Olumide Soyombo (Voltron Capital): A renowned angel investor who has backed companies such as Paystack and PiggyVest. Dr […] The post What makes the Yoruba tick (6), By Sunday Adelaja appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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Expert blames fraud, poor records for property investment decline

An expert identifies fraud, poor land records, and economic instability as key factors causing a decline in property investment across Nigeria. Read More: https://punchng.com/expert-blames-fraud-poor-records-for-property-investment-decline/

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JAMB: Grundtvig student records Nigeria’s 5th highest UTME Score in 2026

By Adesina Wahab A student of Grundtvig International Secondary School, Oba, Anambra State, Michael Offorkile, has emerged as the 5th highest scorer in this year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, with a score of 367. In a statement, the school praised Offorkile’s performance, saying it reflects the strong academic foundation and training given to him […] The post JAMB: Grundtvig student records Nigeria’s 5th highest UTME Score in 2026 appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Forty-two pupils missing after Nigeria school attack, lawmaker says

At least 42 Nigerian school children were missing on Saturday, a day after suspected Islamist militants attacked a school ​in the insurgency-hit northeastern Borno state, a senator for ‌the area said.

By Abubakar Ibrahim