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NIHOTOUR launches ‘welcome home’ programme for Nigerians returning from South Africa

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By Samuel Oamen Verified
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
The Nigerian Institute of Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR) today announced the results of its Welcome Home pilot programme, launched at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in response to the repatriation of Nigerian citizens following xenophobic violence in South Africa. Following a deadline issued by anti-migrant groups in South Africa on June 30, 2026, hundreds of Nigerian citizens were repatriated on emergency flights.
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Tekno drops new album ‘Where Did Love Go?’

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By Samuel Oamen Verified
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
Afrobeats star Tekno has released his highly anticipated new album, ‘Where Did Love Go?’, an eight-track body of work that reaffirms the qualities that have made him one of the most enduring hitmakers: melody, vulnerability, and an instinctive understanding of romance. Released via emPawa Africa, the album arrives after anticipation generated by released singles, ‘Bamboo’, ‘Press Button’, and ‘Matter’, which have already amassed more than 3.1 million streams across platforms.
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Xenophobia: MTN Nigeria belongs to Nigerians, not South Africa alone — Toriola

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By Samuel Oamen Verified
| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified
Chief Executive Officer of MTN Nigeria, Karl Toriola, has stated that the telecom company is “a Nigerian company through and through,” emphasising that it belongs as much to Nigerians as to its global investors, with over 11 million Nigerians holding indirect stakes through pension funds.
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