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- Sep 26, 2026
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Publishing: When death knell sounds (opens the original)
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Long before now, Nigeria once had five major paper mills across the country. The paper mills were in Iwopin, in Ogun State, Oku Iboku in Akwa Ibom State, Jebba in Kwara State and also pulp plants in Niger and Nasarawa States. Iwopin, findings revealed, was commissioned in 1975, to produce 70,000 tonnes of paper and paperboard yearly from wood pulp. The Oku Iboku mill in Akwa Ibom also supplied newsprint to major newspaper companies in Nigeria, while that of Jebba in Kwara State was also establis
Glaucoma: Experts offer tips on promoting eye health (opens the original)
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Alhaja Abike Ojuolape, 65, has been selling provisions at the popular Ladega Market in Ikorodu long before she was diagnosed with glaucoma. According to her, she thought her problem with the eye disease was age-related because the first sign to her came when she began to bump into the shelves in her shop. “I felt my eyes were getting old. My mother also went blind at 70, so I thought it was a family thing,” she said. By the time she went to the General Hospital in Ikorodu, during the Glaucoma Aw
LASTMA partners Chinese Consulate (opens the original)
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According to him, the agency is partnering with the Chinese Consulate in exploring strategic ways of using advanced technology for traffic management and control in Lagos State. The LASTMA GM also noted that the meeting provided significant diplomatic and professional platform for an exchange of perspectives on contemporary traffic management, technological innovation and the increasingly complex mobility dynamics of Lagos as a rapidly expanding megacity. He explained further that the partnershi
Capital intensive, risk heavy: Why many fish farms collapse (opens the original)
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•Nigerian fish farmers battle costs, floods, say feed cost killing business Fish farming remains one of the most lucrative agribusinesses in Nigeria. It is also one of the most capital intensive. Fish farmers across Lagos and Ogun states said the demand for fish continues to outstrip supply. Some of the farmers that spoke with Saturday Sun shared practical tips for turning small resources into big returns, even as they urged both the Federal and state governments to support their efforts by easi
Abeokuta agog as Ahmadiyyah Elders celebrate golden anniversary (opens the original)
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The week-long event marking the 50th anniversary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria elders’ group, Majlis Ansarullah, came to an end with pomp and ceremony. The annual event brought together delegates from across Nigeria and representatives from Benin Republic, Ghana, Kenya, Cameroon, and Sierra Leone. More than 50,000 Muslim ulamas and members of the Islamic organisation, were present at the Arcade, palace of the Alake of Egba land, to celebrate the special event. It was the 50th Golden
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