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• 3 Reasons Bitcoin Is Still the Smartest Long-Term Hold in Crypto
• Regulation, openness, and a modern platform needed for legacy banks to embrace cryptos
• Bitcoin Faces Potential Slide to $71K Amid Impact of Trump Tariffs on U.S. Economy
• 4 Cryptocurrencies To Buy in April 2025 — And Why
• [OPINION] Bayelsa is Not Rivers, Wike: Diri’s Calm Resistance Against Your Stubborn Disruption - John Egbeazien Oshodi
• [OPINION] The Helicopter That Flew Over Their Illusions: Natasha’s Skyward Triumph Against Akpabio, Bello, Ododo, and Eneji’s Roadblocks of Desperation - John Egbeazien Oshodi
• [OPINION] Russia’s Expanding Geopolitical Influence in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger - Kestér Kenn Klomegâh
• Bitcoin dips to $82,000 amid global trade tensions triggered by Trump tariffs
• Shehu Sani Rejects Appointment As Judge For Miss World Nigeria Pageant
• Independence Bridge: Sanwo-Olu apologises to Lagosians over gridlock
• UTME Mock Notification Slips Ready For Printing, Says JAMB
• Shettima departs Nigeria for Senegal’s 65th Independence Anniversary
• Champions League: Real Madrid fear UEFA will ban key player for Arsenal clash
• FULL LIST: African countries affected by Trump’s new tariffs
• [OPINION] Uromi: Matching injustice for injustice - Abimbola Adelakun
• FIFA rankings: Nigeria climb to 43rd globally, Argentina remains top
• [OPINION] Akpabio and the allegory of tortoise - Ikechukwu Amaechi
• 5 pathways Nigerians with WAEC result can relocate abroad
• Petition for Natasha Akpoti’s recall failed to meet constitutional requirement, says INEC
• Uromi: Pan Esan Group Eschews Violence, Calls For Justice, Peace