Sunday News Roundup: Nigeria’s Top 10 Stories
Good morning. Here are today’s top stories from TheMatrix Newspapers. NNPC Ltd says its deal with Chinese firms to revive the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries has reached a crucial stage. Marketers are urging faster action to end years of breakdown. Ekiti worshippers abducted during a church revival have returned after 67 days in captivity. The state governor has ordered free medical care for all the freed victims. Governor Sanwo-Olu launched a ₦10 billion fund to support cooperative businesses without conventional collateral. Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has called for the Chief of Staff to step aside amid a fresh investigation. Other highlights include an AI-generated image controversy at the presidential media centre, an invitation to the Pope, an Ooni denial of a chieftaincy title for a Nollywood actor, South Africa’s rejection of compensation claims, Manchester United’s interest in Wilfred Ndidi, and Toke Makinwa’s advice on dating within your financial class.
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