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• Buhari Sends N465.64bn Supplementary Budget to N'Assembly
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• Power Outage Paralyses Activities at Lagos Airport
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• World Bank Grants TCN N5.9bn Loan to Study Nigeria’s Electricity Demand
• Citing Precedence, Retiring NERC Chiefs Defend Multimillion Naira Payoff
• House: FG Owes Contractors over N300bn
• Army Special Forces Destroy Boko Haram-built Rockets
• Senate Inaugurates Appropriation Committee, Others
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