Read more about the article PROFILE: Mahmud Sadisu Buba – The 30-year-old with dwarfism seeking House of reps’ seat
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PROFILE: Mahmud Sadisu Buba – The 30-year-old with dwarfism seeking House of reps’ seat

Mahmud Sadisu Buba, a 30-year-old former driver from Kaduna State, is challenging assumptions about who can represent Nigerians in the National Assembly. If elected in 2027, he would become the…

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Read more about the article PROFILE: Adeyinka Famadewa – Nigeria’s first special adviser on homeland security
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PROFILE: Adeyinka Famadewa – Nigeria’s first special adviser on homeland security

When President Bola Tinubu appointed retired Major General Adeyinka A. Famadewa as special adviser on homeland security on Monday, he created a role that had never existed at Nigeria's federal…

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Read more about the article Tinubu appoints retired major general as special adviser on homeland security
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Tinubu appoints retired major general as special adviser on homeland security

President Bola Tinubu has appointed Adeyinka Famadewa, a retired major general, as his special adviser on homeland security. Chris Ugwuegbulam, head of information and public relations at the office of…

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Read more about the article EDITORIAL: Beyond “global standards” and the investment Nigeria’s tech ecosystem needs
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EDITORIAL: Beyond “global standards” and the investment Nigeria’s tech ecosystem needs

When Tosin Eniolorunda, co-founder of Moniepoint, said at The Platform Nigeria in Lagos that the company struggled to find Nigerian candidates who met its required “global standards,” the remark triggered…

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