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EKEDC Condemns Assault on Staff and Equipment Vandalism, Calls for Community Support

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The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has expressed its grave concern over the increasing incidents of assault on its staff and the rampant vandalism...

Industrialist Commends Aba Youths for Protecting Electricity Infrastructure and Arresting Vandals

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An industrialist in Aba, the commercial nerve centre of Abia State, has commended the youths in various local government areas of the state for...

Seven More Electricity Vandals Arrested in Aba

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Two days after two young men were arrested in Aba, Abia State, for vandalizing public electric power supply equipment seven more youths have been...

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Mbah, Udeh, Others Call for Investment In Research, Innovation

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Peter Mbah, Kingsley Udeh and stakeholders call for investment in research, innovation, education and human capital development in Enugu.

APC Raises Alarm Over Alleged Plot by Atiku, ADC to Discredit Kaduna Rally

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The APC Presidential Campaign Council has accused former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and the African Democratic Congress of allegedly planning to discredit its Kaduna campaign flag-off through fake news, manipulated reports and AI-generated deepfake videos.

President Tinubu Mourns 2 Illustrious Nigerians: Nollywood Veteran Francis Duru, 105-Year-Old Mama Salamatu Bogoro

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President Bola Tinubu has mourned veteran Nollywood actor Francis Duru, who died at 57, and Mama Salamatu Elisha Bogoro, who passed away at 105, praising their contributions to Nigeria’s cultural heritage and community life.

MainPower Announces ₦1.2bn Electricity Upgrade for Ugwuaji, Targets 7,500 Customers

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MainPower Electricity Distribution Limited plans to invest ₦1.2 billion in metering, electricity network rehabilitation and infrastructure upgrades in Ugwuaji, Enugu State, while targeting comprehensive customer enumeration and metering for about 7,500 residents.

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