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Governor Fubara Calls Crucial Meeting with Rivers Assembly Members Post-Supreme Court Ruling

KEY POINTS Governor Siminalayi Fubara has invited Rivers State House of Assembly members to a crucial meeting to address issues such as budget presentation, unpaid allowances, and the provision of a suitable legislative venue. The meeting follows a 48-hour ultimatum from the Assembly and...

SERAP Demands Reinstatement of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan

KEY POINTS SERAP has demanded the immediate reinstatement of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, calling her suspension “patently unlawful” and a violation of her constitutional rights to freedom of expression. The suspension, which includes withholding her salary and barring her from identifying as a senator, has left Kogi...

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Students Voice Concerns Over Proposed Student Loan Scheme

Students voice concerns over the new student loan scheme, focusing on repayment terms and application processes, and call for greater transparency and efficiency.

APGA Chairman Urges Extension for Imo LGA Election

APGA Chairman Edozie Njoku appeals to ISIEC for more time to finalize candidate submissions for the upcoming Imo local government elections.

Amnesty International Demands Release of 50 Protesters Arrested in Abuja

Amnesty International Nigeria demands the release of 50 protesters arrested in Abuja, condemning the violent crackdown on peaceful demonstrations.

Nigeria’s Revenue Soars to N9.1 Trillion in First Half of 2024

Nigeria’s revenue hit N9.1 trillion in the first half of 2024, reflecting the government's strategic economic policies and improved tax collection.

Protest Fire Fizzles on Day 2 Across Nigeria

Day two of Nigeria's nationwide protest sees smaller crowds and a return to normalcy in the southern states.

Peter Obi Demands Action on Genocidal Threats in Lagos

Peter Obi calls for immediate investigation and action against genocidal threats targeting Igbos in Lagos, emphasizing the need for unity and strong leadership to counter divisive rhetoric.

Nigerian Equities Market Suffers Major Loss Amid Protest Week

The Nigerian equities market suffered its highest daily loss amid a week of nationwide protests, highlighting investor concerns over the country's socio-political and economic stability.

Femi Falana Urges Nigerian Officials to Stop Disrupting Youth Rallies

Human rights lawyer Femi Falana urges Nigerian officials to stop disrupting youth rallies and to engage with protesters on economic grievances.

Kano Governor Declares 24-Hour Curfew

Kano Governor Abba Yusuf declares a 24-hour curfew following violent protests against economic hardship, urging unity and compliance for safety.

 Abuja Protests: Defiant Crowds Overrun Government Complex

Thousands of determined protesters have overrun Abuja's Federal Secretariat Complex, defying security forces as they rally against economic hardships and rising tensions.

Lagos Market Traders Struggle Without Amenities: A Call for Change

Approximately 2,000 women who trade in Mushin and Oyingbo markets, Lagos State’s bustling commercial...

‘We’ll Be Eating, Protesters Can Go Protest,’ Akpabio Mocks Organizers

Nigerians plan a nationwide protest on August 1 against economic hardship, demanding government accountability.

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Governor Fubara Calls Crucial Meeting with Rivers Assembly Members Post-Supreme Court Ruling

KEY POINTS Governor Siminalayi Fubara has invited Rivers State House of Assembly members to...

SERAP Demands Reinstatement of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan

KEY POINTS SERAP has demanded the immediate reinstatement of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, calling her...

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Abacha Family Rejects Babangida’s Claim on June 12 Annulment

The Abacha family says Babangida was solely responsible for the June 12 election annulment, rejecting claims that blame the late Sani Abacha.