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FG targets December 14 for digital export permit processing
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The Nigerian government will launch its digital export permit processing platform on December 14 to block revenue leakages and simplify documentation for e Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-targets-december-14-for-digital-export-permit-processing/
The Lagos State Government is expanding its strategy beyond farming to develop the entire food value chain and equip its workforce with market-relevant ski Read More: https://punchng.com/lagos-moves-to-expand-food-sector-boost-workforce-skills/
A review of Lagos Deputy Governor Kadiri Obafemi Hamzat’s performance at the governorship debate, where he focused on his record and measurable plans. Read More: https://punchng.com/hamzats-references/
A columnist reflects on the death of gospel singer Toluwanisings, who slumped and died amid immense financial pressure from his maternal family. Read More: https://punchng.com/toluwanisings-envy-jealousy-wickedness/
An APC chieftain’s attempt to showcase Nigeria’s emergency number 112 on live TV backfired, exposing the system’s failures and lack of readiness. Read More: https://punchng.com/when-112-rings-like-419/
An analysis of UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s comments on the transatlantic slave trade, questioning his contradictory and undiplomatic stance on reparat Read More: https://punchng.com/slave-trade-does-uk-prime-minister-have-a-consensus/
"If it’s not right, it is not right. I don’t owe them sh**. I owe my film the best actors I can find. Period," the Oscar-winning filmmaker said in Jay Glennie’s new book.
50 Cent learning how to make AI-generated videos is the equivalent of a social media nuclear weapon. 50 always keeps up with what’s making waves in the national news, and he took a swipe at the former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who stepped down on Thursday (Nov. 12) after it was revealed he was having…
For the emergency dispatchers staffing Seoul’s 119 hotline — Korea’s equivalent of 911 — every second counts. Yet over the past year, a handful of individuals treated the city’s critical lifeline for fires, accidents, and medical emergencies as a personal bulletin board, a late-night cab service…