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James Brown, Nigerian crossdresser, advises peers to reconsider crossdressing after Abuja Area Mama’s death. He explains his crossdressing is for content and warns of Nigeria's harsh attitudes. His comments sparked a range of reactions on social media, highlighting safety concerns for the...
Nigeria’s sports minister, John Enoh, explained why cyclist Ese Ukpeseraye competed in the 2024 Paris Olympics without approved equipment. Due to a late qualification notice, Nigeria had to improvise with borrowed bikes. Criticism followed, but Enoh clarified that the situation arose from...
Botswana declares half-day holiday after Letsile Tebogo wins country's first Olympic gold in 200m sprint at Paris 2024. President Masisi celebrates historic achievement, praising Tebogo's tribute to his late mother. The victory marks a milestone for Botswana and African athletics, with Tebogo...
Flooding in Bauchi State has washed away a section of the Kano-Maiduguri expressway, leaving motorists stranded. Governor Bala Mohammed urges immediate Federal Government intervention to prevent accidents and hardships. The damaged infrastructure sparks criticism over the quality of engineering...
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing CEO, Innocent Chukwuma, met with President Tinubu to discuss introducing Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses to Nigeria. Chukwuma emphasized the initiative's potential to reduce transportation costs and urged patience with Tinubu's administration, as the CNG...
The Kano State Government has charged former Governor Abdullahi Ganduje and others with misappropriating N57.4 billion in local government funds. The charges include criminal conspiracy and breach of trust, alleging that the funds were diverted into personal accounts and used to acquire...
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Today's Naira Rate[08-08-2024]: Naira Hits N1593.62 per Dollar in Official Market Following CBN Auction
The naira appreciated against the dollar at the official foreign exchange market, closing at N1593.62 per dollar, up from N1596.52. The Central Bank of Nigeria’s recent $876.26 million sale to banks and the Retail Dutch Auction System contributed to this positive trend, signaling potential...
Pastor Tunde Bakare criticized Nigerian politicians for living lavishly amid widespread economic hardship during a memorial lecture in Lagos on August 8, 2024. He urged political leaders to demonstrate empathy and address the nation's challenges through dialogue. Bakare also questioned the...
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[VIDEO] Drama as Minister of Women Affairs Halts Abuja Event, Accuses Organizers of Impersonation
Women Affairs Minister Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye disrupted an event by Mela-Chiyoma PAT Limited, accusing the organizers of impersonation and unauthorized use of her office. She halted the program, stating that the president is displeased with the situation, and confirmed that the organizers had been...
Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed suggests that if President Tinubu’s policies continue, Tinubu might be invited to lead the PDP's 2027 presidential campaign. Mohammed criticized current government policies for worsening economic conditions and questioned the effectiveness of federal palliatives...
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