Nigeria's Student Loan Fund Will Keep Borrowers' Names Private as Payments Reach ₦375.28 Billion
Nigeria's student loan fund says borrower names will remain private as its reported cumulative disbursements pass ₦375 billion.
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Nearly 64,000 Nigerians Flee to Niger. Protection and Registration Lag.
Nearly 64,000 Nigerians reportedly fled to Niger in 2026. A border crossing does not guarantee registration, shelter or essential assistance.
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Nigeria’s Power Shortfall Puts Gas and Hydro Constraints in Focus as TCN Disputes Grid-Fault Claims
Nigeria’s power ministry has acknowledged outages linked to reduced generation, while the transmission company disputes a distributor’s account of grid instability. Here is what the available evidence establishes.
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Africa’s $690 Million Climate Facility Targets Four Countries. What Is Funded?
Africa Finance Corporation and the Green Climate Fund have announced a four-country climate-finance facility. The $690 million headline, GCF’s roughly $675 million project record and the two highlighted financing commitments describe different parts of the arrangement.
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Nigeria's Two Suspected Ebola Cases Tested Negative. Why Surveillance Still Matters
Two patients in Adamawa tested negative after two laboratory rounds. Nigeria's earlier imported confirmed Ebola case remains part of its official historical count, even though the patient was evacuated to Switzerland.
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Africa Has Established an Energy Bank. Can $5 Billion Change What Gets Built?
A new pan-African institution was established in Abuja with $5 billion in authorized capital. Its significance depends on real subscriptions, projects and the balance between energy access and fossil-fuel exposure.
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