The Nigerian government is meeting with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to prevent a nationwide protest over the 50% telecom tariff hike. NLC opposes the increase, which was approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in January 2025. Tensions rise as protests and legal challenges...
The Nigerian government has rejected the Niger Republic's allegations of collusion with France to destabilize Niger. The claims, including the establishment of a terrorist base in Sokoto State, were described as unfounded. Nigeria reaffirms its commitment to peace, regional cooperation, and...
President Bola Tinubu has stated he is not considering reducing the size of his cabinet, emphasizing that each member is vital to the administration's success. Since taking office, Tinubu has appointed 48 ministers and reshuffled the cabinet to improve efficiency, despite calls for downsizing...
The Nigerian Federal Government has summoned the Libyan Charge d’Affaires over the alleged mistreatment of the Super Eagles during their AFCON qualifiers in Libya. Concerns include the team’s diversion to the wrong airport and the lack of necessities. Officials have been dispatched to assist the...
The Nigerian government has proposed a bill mandating tax identification numbers (TIN) for opening or operating bank accounts. Aimed at improving tax compliance and revenue collection, the bill stipulates penalties for non-compliance.
The federal government of Nigeria has introduced a new bill...
The Nigerian federal government has commenced payment of the new ₦70,000 minimum wage to civil servants, starting September 26, 2024. This follows President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s approval and aims to improve the financial welfare of public sector workers, though details on arrears remain unclear...
Concerns rise as whistleblower PIDOMNigeria goes missing. Journalist David Hundeyin suspects government involvement, while activist Omoyele Sowore demands PIDOM’s release. Social media campaigns #FreePidom and #WhereIsPidom gain traction, calling for transparency and protection of whistleblowers...
Bayo Onanuga has accused a Chinese company of misleading a Paris court to seize Nigerian assets, specifically presidential jets, in a dispute involving Ogun State. He vowed that the Nigerian government would protect its assets from exploitation and accused the company of attempting to embarrass...
Nigerian government halts Arik Air operations, citing financial issues. The abrupt decision, made by Minister Festus Keyamo, affects passengers and the economy. Arik Air’s CEO decries the lack of prior notice and claims the action undermines ongoing legal processes.
The Nigerian government has...
The Nigerian government schedules an emergency meeting on July 24, 2024, to address the planned nationwide protest set for August 1, 2024. The meeting aims to manage public discontent amid rising economic hardships and inflation, despite recent wage increases. The protest, inspired by similar...
Activist Omoyele Sowore alleges the Nigerian government bought a $100 million presidential jet amid economic hardship. Claims of an additional $50 million for configuration spark public outrage. Controversy highlights the debate on government spending priorities and fiscal responsibility. No...
Peter Obi criticizes the Tinubu administration for implementing four national budgets simultaneously, calling it fiscal irresponsibility. He urges a return to transparent budgeting to prioritize Nigerians' needs.
Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate, has publicly criticized the...
Minister Tuggar informs Head of Service about sexual harassment claims against Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Lamuwa, citing disturbing allegations by a married female employee.
Allegations of sexual harassment have rocked Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with Minister Yusuf Tuggar...
The Nigerian government has temporarily suspended helicopter landing levies after industry pushback. Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo announced the suspension and formed a committee to review stakeholders' concerns
The federal government of Nigeria has temporarily suspended the collection of...
The EFCC urges the Nigerian government to stop foreign embassies from charging visa fees in foreign currencies, citing monetary policy concerns. Advises alignment with local exchange rates.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has called upon the Nigerian government to enforce a...
The Financial Times of London says President Muhammadu Buhari has been running a government that lacks a clear direction in the last four years. The newspaper therefore called on the President to see his re-election as an opportunity to do the right thing. The Financial …
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The Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Matthew Kukah, has alleged that the Nigerian government has made members of the Boko Haram insurgents richer through ransom.
Kukah said there was urgent need for the government to accommodate the complaints of the aggrieved persons and put...
The Federal Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, FMMSD, is finalising plans to spend N20 billion on exploration, the minister in charge, Kayode Fayemi has said. The minister disclosed this in Abuja on Thursday at the project presentation of the Mineral Sector Support for Economic...
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