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Nigerian Government Slashes Allowances for Stranded Foreign Scholars by 12.7% Amid Economic HardshipToday Wednesday 24th July 2024 an article was released saying the allowance to the scholars under the BEA has been slashed by 12% but that's isn't...
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US Elections Heat Up with Trump's Promise of Green Cards for International StudentsTrump is going to win this election...- theedoblood
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Nigerian Lawmakers Labelled Insensitive for Demanding New Aircraft Purchase for Tinubu and ShettimaThis decision reflects a serious misalignment of priorities. Instead of addressing the economic challenges faced by everyday Nigerians, our...
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El-Rufai's Son Fires Back: Challenges Kaduna Governor's Debt ClaimsThis is a deadly landmine surplanted by elrufai. Astonishly, what joined them as started separating them.
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Nigerians Frustrated as Federal Government Announces Removal of Electricity SubsidyThe Power Minister's announcement sheds light on the challenging financial situation in Nigeria's electricity sector. The shift towards a...
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Ajuri Ngelale, Nigeria’s former Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, was reportedly fired amid a power struggle with Bayo Onanuga. Contrary to his claims of resigning for family medical issues, insiders reveal his departure highlights internal conflicts affecting presidential communications...
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Adams Oshiomhole, a former governor of Edo State, reacts to a gaffe made by APC governorship candidate Monday Okpebholo, who mistakenly promised to provide "insecurity" to Edo indigenes during a campaign speech.
During a recent campaign event, Monday Okpebholo, the All Progressives Congress...
The Sokoto State government clarified that N1.2 billion was spent on drilling 25 new solar-powered boreholes, not renovations. The statement aimed to address misconceptions about funding, highlighting collaboration with the World Bank under the ACReSAL program. Public reactions questioned the...
Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu, has taken an indefinite leave of absence due to personal family medical issues. He has also stepped down from key roles, including Special Presidential Envoy on Climate Action. Ngelale requests privacy and hopes to return when conditions...
APC governorship candidate Monday Okpebholo pledges to repair Edo’s interstate roads and seek double reimbursement from the federal government if elected. He criticized the current administration for inaction and referenced past efforts by former governor Adams Oshiomhole in maintaining federal...
Tunji Bello, CEO of the FCCPC, advises Nigerians not to expect President Tinubu to replicate his Lagos success at the federal level. He cites complex national challenges like infrastructure, fuel shortages, and security as reasons for different outcomes. Bello expresses confidence in Tinubu’s...
President Bola Tinubu, during his visit to China, expressed his commitment to replicating China’s infrastructure success in Nigeria. Addressing Nigerians in China, he emphasized discipline and bold reforms as essential for national development. Tinubu also called for Nigerians abroad to serve as...
President Bola Tinubu concluded his successful visit to China, meeting with Nigerians in the diaspora and emphasizing cooperation in infrastructure and trade. He urged them to be good ambassadors and highlighted the importance of discipline and unity in advancing Nigeria’s global standing...
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressed Nigerians in China, explaining the recent petrol price increase, now between N897 and N1000 per liter. He attributed the rise to tough decisions made by his administration, emphasizing that sacrifices are necessary for improving Nigeria's infrastructure and...
The Nigerian government has launched a sale of 30,000 metric tonnes of milled rice, available only to public servants with valid National Identification Numbers (NIN). Priced at ₦40,000 per 50kg bag, this initiative aims to curb racketeering and combat rising food prices amid ongoing challenges...
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