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For one month, CHINEDU ASADU went undercover in different hospitals in Akwa Ibom state, disguising as either a secondary school leaver seeking admission or a patient. In this two-part report,
TheCable has identified some of the students abducted from Government Science Secondary School in Kankara local government area of Katsina state. A team of TheCable reporters on the ground in
TheCable goes undercover to expose COVID test racketeers at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, and the federal ministry of health who collude to endanger
The progress of the Qua Iboe Power Plant (QIPP), which is expected to generate 540 megawatts of electricity when completed,
After initial delays, the federal government and promoters of the Qua Iboe Power Plant (QIPP), a private generating company, have
Abandoned homes, deserted compounds, and desolate communities are, nowadays, common scenes in parts of southern Kaduna. Insecurity-fuelled fear has forced
The echoes of conflict tend to reverberate long after the drums of war are beat and have faded. The victims
Tolu Olufunlayo, a senior lecturer at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos, says breastfeeding mothers may not have to
Federal government has settled N13.6 billion of outstanding invoices Accugas Ltd for gas supply to the Calabar Generation Company Limited,
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