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Economy General

Clearing agents, MARAN partners to fight port corruption

By Our Vorrespondent Lagos, Nov. 21, ’25 (TNZ) The National Compliance Joint Taskforce of Licensed Clearing Agents (NCJTFLCA) has sought partnership with the Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN) to fight corruption in the port. TheNewsZenith reports that Dr Basil Nwolisa, National President, NCJTFLCA, made this known when he and some members paid a working visit […]

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General

16 prospective Corps members die in road accident

By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 20, ’25 (TNZ) No fewer than 16 prospective corps members from Ondo State have died in a ghastly road accident, while travelling to Gombe, Gombe State for their two weeks orientation programme. Only two passengers who survived the accidents are in critical condition. According to reports, the students were all […]

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National Security

Double female quota police recruitment CISLAC tells lawmakers

From Our Correspondent Abuja, Nov. 20, ’25 (TNZ) The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) has advocated for an increase in women’s recruitment quota in the Nigeria Police Act (Amendment) Bill from 15 per cent to 30 per cent. It specifically called on the National Assembly to raise the proposed women’s recruitment quota in the Nigeria Police […]

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Environment General

Owutu residents resist land grabber, seek Sanwo-Olu’s intervention

By Yinka Salaam, Ikorodu Ikorodu(Lagos), Nov. 19, ’25 (TNZ) Residents of Agric-Owutu in Ikorodu have once again called on Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State to save them from a man who is allegedly bent on grabbing their land. TheNewsZenith reports that the residents alleged that the man (name withheld) has orchestrated the illegal demolition of […]

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Science & Technology TeleCom

Olowolafe urges united action to drive Nigeria’s $1tr digital future

By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 13, ’25 (TNZ) Chancellor of Ekiti State University, Dr Tunji Olowolafe, has called for a stronger partnerships across government, industry and academia to realise Nigeria’s ambition to build a trillion-dollar digital economy by 2030. TheNewsZenith reports that Olowolafe, made the call at the opening of the 2025 Digital Nigeria International […]

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Religious Corner

OMC raises alarm over threat to Arabic, Islamic studies

From Our Correspondent Abeokuta, Nov. 12, ’25 (TNZ) The Ogun State Muslim Council (OMC) has raised concern over the declining fortune of Arabic and Islamic Studies in public schools in the state. TheNewsZenith reports that the council, therefore,  warned that the subjects risk extinction, if the government fsil to take urgent action to address the redeployment […]

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Religious Corner

Genocide claim: Muslim clerics caution US against generalisation

From Our Correspondent Ibadan, Nov. 7, ’25 (TNZ) The League of Imams and Alfas in Yoruba Land have refuted the genocidal claim against Christians in Nigeria and cautions the United States and other international countries to avoid hasty generalisation. TheNewsZenith quotes the League as refuting the claim in a communique issued at the end of […]

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Economy General

Customs seeks support, step up fight against smuggling in Badagry

By Omoabale Cole Badagry (Lagos), Nov. 6, ’25 (TNZ) The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Western Marine Command, is intensifying efforts to curb smuggling activities in the Badagry area of Lagos State, urging communities in the area to support its fight against smugglers. TheNewsZenith reports that the Area Controller of the command, Comptroller Patrick Ntadi, gave […]

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General

Tinubu, Sultan, others set for editors’ conference

By Our Correspondent Lagos, Nov. 5, ’25 (TNZ) Editors, across the country, are set to paint the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) blue, as they converge in Abuja for their annual conference (ANEC 2025). TheNewsZenith reports that the professional news gatekeepers of print, online, broadcast organisations and news agencies, under the umbrella of the Nigerian Guild […]

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Features/Opinion Foreign News

The Good, the bad, and ugly in Trump’s genocide allegation, threats

By Dr Lukman Raimi Lagos, Nov. 5, ’25 (TNZ) George Washington’s Farewell Address in 1796 cautioned Americans and their future leaders to: “observe good faith and justice toward all nations. Cultivate peace and harmony with all.” This, in my opinion, should be a guiding principle for President Donald Trump. Trump’s allegation of a “Christian genocide” […]

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