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Fear and Bloodshed Grip Benue as Herders Launch New Attacks

Seventeen killed in a month as armed herders continue attacks in Benue State, forcing residents to flee their communities.

LAUTECH Shuts Iseyin Campus for Two Weeks After Student’s Death

LAUTECH closes its Iseyin campus for two weeks after a student was killed by a hit-and-run driver, sparking protests.

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Senate Confirms Seven New Ministers, Including Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu

Senate confirms seven ministers, including Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, as President Tinubu’s cabinet reshuffle emphasizes improved performance across national priorities

Nigeria’s $618 Million Borrowing for Attack Jets: Addressing Insecurity at Economic Cost

Nigeria’s approval of a $618 million loan for attack jets addresses rising insecurity but prompts questions on economic impact and sustainable security solutions.

RMAFC Chair Supports Tinubu’s Push to Reduce Governance Costs

RMAFC supports Tinubu's cost-cutting directive, advocating efficient spending to enhance Nigeria’s infrastructure and social services

How I Secured Debt Forgiveness for Nigeria – Obasanjo

Obasanjo explains how strategic reforms helped Nigeria achieve critical debt forgiveness, enabling greater economic growth and reduced debt burden

Federal Government Defends Renaming of Niger Delta Ministry

The federal government’s decision to rename the Ministry of Niger Delta Development has sparked mixed reactions, with leaders concerned about regional development.

Nigeria’s Debt Crisis: A Growing Concern

Nigeria’s rising debt and looming cash shortage paint a troubling picture for its economic future. As global pressures increase, what can be done to avert a fiscal crisis?

Binance Executive Denied Bail in Nigeria: Implications for Crypto Regulation and the Legal Landscape

The denial of bail for Binance’s compliance chief in Nigeria, charged with money laundering, raises questions about cryptocurrency regulation and the country's legal system.

Nigeria’s Central Bank to Automate FX Trades from December

The Central Bank of Nigeria is set to automate foreign exchange trades by December 2024. This move could enhance transparency, stabilize the naira, and boost investor confidence in Nigeria’s economy.

Osun State on Edge Over Alleged INEC Bomb Plot

Osun State is in a state of tension following allegations of a plot to bomb the INEC office. The APC is calling for an investigation, while Governor Adeleke denies involvement and threatens legal action for defamation claims.

Inflation’s Grip on Nigeria’s Airline Industry: Navigating Turbulent Skies

Nigeria's airline industry is grappling with soaring inflation, fuel costs, and declining revenues. Find out the challenges and explore potential solutions for recovery.

Nigeria at 64: Why Growth Hasn’t Matched Big Promises

As Nigeria turns 64, many reflect on why the country’s growth hasn’t matched its vast potential. Poverty, poor infrastructure, and leadership issues still hold Nigeria back

Tinubu Celebrates APC’s Victory in Edo, Calls for Unity

President Tinubu congratulates APC’s Monday Okpebholo for winning the Edo State election, commends peaceful voting, and calls for unity

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Fear and Bloodshed Grip Benue as Herders Launch New Attacks

Seventeen killed in a month as armed herders continue attacks in Benue State, forcing residents to flee their communities.

LAUTECH Shuts Iseyin Campus for Two Weeks After Student’s Death

LAUTECH closes its Iseyin campus for two weeks after a student was killed by a hit-and-run driver, sparking protests.

Nigeria Leaders Reject Trump’s Remarks On Sovereignty

Nigeria pushes back against Trump as northern leaders and political figures condemn his comments and defend the country’s sovereignty and diplomatic standing

Nigerian Army Honors Late Chief Lt.-Gen. Lagbaja

The Nigerian Army marked one year since Lt.-Gen. Lagbaja’s passing with Jumaat prayers, honoring his leadership and calling for continued support for the military.