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President Bola Tinubu, on Friday, declared that the 2026 Federal Budget was firmly anchored on “macroeconomic stability, ...
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For decades, job security in Nigeria meant a steady paycheck from a formal employer, a permanent letter of employment, and predictable promotions. The image of job security still matters for many, but ...