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SPECIAL REPORT: As climate change pushes fish into deeper waters, Nigerian coastal fishermen lose livelihoods

INVESTIGATION: Social media, anonymous websites drive Nigeria’s poorly regulated weight-loss injection market

INVESTIGATION: Gas flares, poisoned lives, regulatory failures in Nigeria’s oil fields

SPECIAL REPORT: Inside AI scam ads exploiting TikTok’s advertising system to defraud Nigerians

FACT-CHECK: Army’s video evidence for killing of ‘ISWAP media operator’ is seven years old

Nigeria arrested suspected terrorists returning from Hajj. But several questions are unanswered

SPECIAL REPORT: How soaring cooking gas prices are squeezing Nigerian households, businesses

EXCLUSIVE: 36 students still missing after Borno school attack

SPECIAL REPORT: IPOB-linked attacks, killings reduce since Simon Ekpa’s jailing
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Beyond concrete: Enugu’s bet on talent and the future, By Dakuku Peterside

Confessors, penitents, and the whole kablooey, By Uddin Ifeanyi

EDITORIAL: Purging the 2026 budget of its frivolities and graft bazaar

2027 elections: Seven actions INEC must take to build trust in election results, By Samson Itodo

Taking personal responsibility for your desired rest (2), By Ayo Akerele

When pulpit confronts power, By Wole Olaoye
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