Nigeria Nominates Dr. Taoheed Elias for ICJ Election
Nigeria has put forward Dr. Taoheed Olufemi Elias as its candidate for a seat on the International Court of Justice […]
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World Bank Approves $300m Aid for Nigeria’s IDPs, Northern Host Communities
The World Bank has greenlit $300 million in financial support to aid approximately 7.4 million Nigerians residing in internally displaced
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Tinubu’s Northern Push: Security Advances vs. Infrastructure Gaps
A high-profile delegation from Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s administration recently faced scrutiny during a two-day meeting in Kaduna, a historic
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Nigeria Not Collapsing, Govt Says, Highlights Economic Reforms
Nigerian authorities have firmly rejected assertions that the nation is teetering toward collapse, dismissing such claims as hyperbolic and disconnected
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Kaduna Launches N3.5B Rural-Urban Road Projects, Compensates Owners
The Kaduna State Government has unveiled a sweeping infrastructure initiative, allocating ₦3.5 billion (approximately $2.3 million) in compensation for property
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Liberia’s Boakai Unveils Sweeping Plan to Combat Drug Crisis
Liberia’s President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has unveiled an aggressive strategy to tackle the country’s escalating drug crisis, vowing a “non-selective
Alhanislam: UN’s First Global Peace Advocate Empowers Through Poetry & Activism
Nigerian poet and activist Maryam Bukar Hassan, widely known by her artistic name Alhanislam, has been named the United Nations’
APC’s Igbokwe Slams Band A Tariff Hike, Urges Policy Review
A senior member of Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has publicly criticized the sharp increase in electricity tariffs affecting
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Nigeria Caps Tanker Loads at 45,000 Liters to Prevent Accidents
Nigerian authorities and petroleum industry stakeholders have announced stricter safety measures for fuel tankers, including a 50% reduction in maximum
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U.S. Eases Tariffs on Many African Nations
U.S. Eases Tariffs on African Nations, but Four Face Higher Charges In a shift in U.S. trade policy, President Donald