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5 Ways Young People Can Fight Electoral Fraud in Nigeria

Young Nigerians lead the fight against electoral fraud through voter education, tech, and rejecting vote-buying to ensure free and fair elections
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How Young Politicians are Shaping Nigerian Politics

Young politicians in Nigeria are reshaping governance, leveraging innovation, addressing youth issues, and challenging traditional norms for a brighter political future.

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Ogun Waste Managers Beg Governor to Pay N650m Debt

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Biafra Group Threatens to Stop Hunger Protests in Southeast Nigeria

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Court Orders FG to Crack Down on Journalist Attacks

In a landmark ruling, a Federal High Court mandates government action against perpetrators of violence on journalists, setting a precedent for media safety.
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AfDB Alerts on Civil Unrest Risk Due to Soaring Prices in Nigeria

The African Development Bank warns of potential social unrest in Nigeria and other African nations amid escalating food and fuel prices.
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Officials Advocate for Enhanced Water Management to Boost Agriculture

Nigerian officials call for urgent reforms in water management to ensure food security through sustainable agricultural practices.
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Governor Dapo Abiodun Unveils N5 Billion Economic Relief Package

Ogun State launches a N5 billion intervention to counter economic strain, offering support through education grants, health insurance, and food aid.
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NDFF 2024 in Abuja: A critical conclave for leaders to deliberate Nigeria's economic and social welfare blueprint for sustainable growth.
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The IMF allocates $65 billion to Nigeria, spotlighting the urgent need for subsidy reforms amidst escalating food insecurity affecting millions.
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Transporters Urge President Tinubu to Declare Security Emergency in Nigeria

Commercial vehicle owners in Onitsha urge President Tinubu to declare a security state of emergency in Nigeria, highlighting rampant highway crimes and calling for increased support and accountability from security agencies.
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Tinubu Vows to Revolutionize Agriculture for Nigeria’s Self-Sufficiency in Food Production

President Tinubu commits to transforming Nigeria's agriculture to achieve food self-sufficiency and boost economic growth through strategic investments.
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5 Ways Young People Can Fight Electoral Fraud in Nigeria

Young Nigerians lead the fight against electoral fraud through voter education, tech, and rejecting vote-buying to ensure free and fair elections
Politics

How Young Politicians are Shaping Nigerian Politics

Young politicians in Nigeria are reshaping governance, leveraging innovation, addressing youth issues, and challenging traditional norms for a brighter political future.
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