‘RCCG’s ‘Shop for Free’ Initiative Benefits 1,000 in Ekiti’
A Heartwarming Initiative in Nigeria: ‘Shop for Free’ Brings Hope to Those in Need In a remarkable display of kindness […]
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Nigeria Scraps Fuel and FX Subsidies Amid Economic Strain.
Nigeria has officially ended fuel and foreign exchange subsidies, according to the country’s Minister of Finance, Wale Edun. Edun made
Fuel Subsidy Removal Brings Price Parity, Says NNPC Chief
Price Parity Achieved: Nigeria’s Fuel Subsidy Removal Yields Positive Results, Says Kyari Mele Kyari, the Group Chief Executive Officer of
Amaechi Slammed for Inciting Unrest Over Economic Woes
Ousted Nigerian Minister Slammed for Alleged Incitement In a scathing press statement, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused former
Tinubu Blames Nigeria’s Hardship on Past Leaders
Nigeria’s Economic Hardship: President Tinubu Blames Past Governments President Bola Tinubu has acknowledged the widespread hardship in Nigeria, but instead
Obasanjo Slams Nigeria’s Leaders, Says Most Should Be Behind Bars
Nigeria’s Former President Obasanjo Slams Leaders, Calls for Reform In a scathing critique, Nigeria’s former President Olusegun Obasanjo has lambasted
NAFDAC Director Inherited ₦3.2bn Debt, ₦500m Unaccounted for Upon Resumption
Nigerian Agency Director Exposes Widespread Debt and Corruption In a shocking revelation, Professor Mojisola Adeyeye, the Director General of the
Tinubu Blamed for Violent #Endbadgovernance Protests in Nigeria’s North
Nigerian Politician Blames President Tinubu for Violent Protests in Northern Region A former Nigerian lawmaker, Shehu Sani, has accused President
Nigeria’s Economy Boasts ₦9.1tn Revenue, ₦570bn Livelihood Support, and Debt Reduction
Nigeria Boosts Fiscal Revenue, Releases ₦570bn to States In response to widespread calls against hunger and hardship in the country,
Young Politician Calls for Youth Representation in Tinubu’s Cabinet Amidst Protests
Nigeria’s Youth Take Center Stage in Governance Calls for Cabinet Revamp LAGOS, Nigeria – As widespread protests continue across Rivers