President Bola Tinubu defends his economic policies, including the removal of fuel subsidies and exchange rate unification, stating they are yielding positive results. He reassures Nigerians that the economy and security are improving, and by God's grace, every household will benefit from a...
Wale Edun, Nigeria's Finance Minister, praised President Bola Tinubu’s decision to end the fuel subsidy, which saved the country five percent of its GDP annually. He highlighted that the move would benefit all levels of government, boost infrastructure, and attract private sector investments...
Pastor Enoch Adeboye of RCCG states that Nigeria's exchange rate could have reached ₦10,000 to $1 without divine intervention. Speaking at the Special Holy Ghost Congress in Abuja, he linked the country’s financial struggles to dependence on fuel imports, highlighting the need for divine help...
Peter Obi urges the Nigerian government to ensure transparency in the allocation of funds saved from the removal of fuel subsidies, highlighting rising debts and living costs. He calls for accountability and dialogue with protesters while focusing on current national struggles over future...
Kenneth Okonkwo, actor turned politician, criticizes Nigerians for not protesting the recent petrol price hike to N1,000 per liter. He contrasts this with past protests against lower price hikes, highlighting the irony of current leaders' silence. Okonkwo's remarks follow President Tinubu's...
President Bola Tinubu has urged Nigerians to remain patient amid economic hardships caused by fuel subsidy removal. In a recent address, he acknowledged the delays in implementing his administration's plans but assured that future policies will lead Nigeria to a more prosperous era
In a...
President Tinubu’s speech on the fuel subsidy and protests was leaked online before its national broadcast, revealing his decision to permanently remove the subsidy. Nigerians reacted with a mix of frustration and satire, highlighting ongoing discontent with the administration's economic...
President Bola Tinubu urges an end to protests against high living costs and fuel subsidy removal, calling for dialogue to address concerns. Tinubu emphasizes the necessity of recent economic decisions and commits to good governance. Despite the unrest, he rules out reversing the subsidy...
Vice-President Kashim Shettima has recently addressed Nigeria's economic challenges, attributing them to the policies of the previous administration under President Muhammadu Buhari. Speaking at the 2nd Chronicle Roundtable in Abuja, Shettima emphasized that the economic crisis inherited by...
Residents in the Federal Capital Territory raided a National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) warehouse in Karimo, Abuja, on Sunday, making away with foodstuffs and other items.
The incident comes amid widespread hardship and economic challenges in Nigeria following the removal of fuel...
Members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) took their protests to the doorstep of the National Assembly (NASS) in Abuja, highlighting the dire economic challenges faced by Nigerians.
Carrying placards and voicing concerns about rising living costs, the protesters were met with unexpectedly...
In response to the prevailing economic challenges, the United Marketers Association (UMAPO) in Yobe state organized a prayer session on Friday seeking divine intervention.
Alhaji Nasiru Mato, Chairman of UMAPO Potiskum chapter, led the prayer, emphasizing the need for God's forgiveness in light...
The decision of the Federal Government to remove fuel subsidy didn’t go well with some Nigerians, and especially its labour force. Starting Wednesday, the Nigerian Labour Congress vowed to embark on nationwide strike following the removal of fuel subsidy and increase in fuel price from N86.50 to...
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The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has said it will down tools as from tomorrow, Wednesday 18 May 2016 over the removal of fuel subsidy, and called on the Federal Government to reverse the Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) to N86.50 per litre, else the labour union will not rescind its decision on the...
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Senator Dino Melaye has maintained that he will still lead a protest if the Federal Government does not revert to the old pump price of N86.50 within seven days. Melaye said this while being a guest on Channels TV on Sunday evening.
The Kogi lawmaker maintained that he will still be leading the...
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