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Nigeria President Tinubu Set for Cabinet Reshuffle Ahead of October 1 Deadline
President Bola Tinubu is set to reshuffle his cabinet, according to Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser on Information and Strategy. While no specific date has been announced, changes may occur before October 1st. The President urges ministers to better communicate their achievements to improve public... -
Nigeria Nigerian Anglican Leaders Slam Politicians, Including Tinubu, Over Widespread Corruption and Economic Hardship
The Anglican Church of Nigeria condemned corruption among political leaders, criticizing insensitive government policies causing severe hardship for citizens. In a recent meeting, church leaders expressed solidarity with protests against bad governance and called for a comprehensive... -
Nigeria CBN’s 27.25% Interest Rate Hike: How It Affects Inflation, SMEs, and the Naira
Nigeria's recent interest rate hike to 27.25% aims to curb inflation and stabilize the naira but poses challenges for businesses. The increased borrowing costs could reduce expansion and raise unemployment. Meanwhile, FX inflows may rise, stabilizing the naira, and savers benefit from higher...
Flavour's striking outfit at his OVO Wembley Arena show sparked a lively reaction on social media, with fans sharing humorous comments and playful critiques. His bold fashion choice prompted discussions about current trends and Nigerian music culture
At Flavour's recent show at OVO Wembley...
CAF has lifted the ban on Congo's Alphonse Massamba-Débat Stadium, allowing the national team to host South Sudan in the 2025 AFCON qualifiers on September 5. Following extensive renovations, the venue meets CAF's safety standards, marking a crucial return to home matches for the Congolese team...
Ahmed Abubakar, Director General of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), resigned citing "personal issues." However, sources indicate he was pressured to leave due to intelligence failures during recent protests. Concerns about the NIA's oversight have intensified, underscoring the need for...
A Nigerian man shared a story about a woman who moved in with her secret lover just days after her husband's death, sparking controversy and reactions online. Many commenters debated societal expectations regarding grief and loyalty, highlighting double standards in how men and women are...
Mixed martial artist Israel Adesanya faced backlash after criticizing Lagos women for being unfriendly and labeling many as prostitutes. His comments sparked outrage on social media, with users calling him a "loser" and condemning his views on gender dynamics and societal expectations in...
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, assured Nigerians that his administration's challenging policies are essential for long-term relief and national growth. Speaking at the NBA conference, Tinubu emphasized his commitment to the rule of law and urged...
Starting next year, Nigerian university applicants must be at least 18 years old to sit for crucial examinations like WASSCE and SSCE. Education Minister Tahir Mamman reaffirmed this longstanding policy, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the minimum age requirement for academic...
Catholic Bishops, led by Most Rev. Lucius Ugorji, urged President Bola Tinubu to reassess his economic policies, stating they have worsened Nigeria's socio-economic issues. The Bishops advocated for a return to a regional system of government, warning that the current approach is unsustainable...
The Kogi State PDP has called for the suspension of Senator Dino Melaye, labeling him a "liability" and blaming him for the party's current struggles. Party elders criticized Melaye's leadership, urging top PDP figures to distance themselves from him as they work to restore the party's integrity...
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Court Blocks 32 Bank Accounts Linked to #EndBadGovernance Protests Over Terrorism and Treason Charges
A Federal High Court in Abuja has frozen 32 bank accounts allegedly tied to the #EndBadGovernance protests. The ruling, based on allegations of terrorism financing and treason, aims to prevent transactions during investigations. Affected accounts belong to various entities, with banks instructed...
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