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Adeleke Pledges to Defend PDP From Political Adversaries

Governor Adeleke assures PDP members of unity and resilience, vowing to defend the party against political adversaries ahead of 2027.

FG Yet to Release Budget Reports in Nearly One Year

Nigeria has not published budget reports in nearly a year, raising a supremacy battle in budget transparency and weakening public accountability

Power Outages Halt Businesses Across Northern Nigeria

Frequent power outages have stalled businesses across Northern Nigeria, causing high operational costs and revenue losses as reliance on diesel generators rises.

Dangote Refinery Set to Disrupt 90 European Refineries

The Dangote Refinery, with its capacity to produce 650,000 barrels per day, threatens to disrupt 90 European refineries and shift global oil market dynamics

Nigeria’s Minimum Wage Crisis Deepens: Strike Disrupts Economy

Nigeria's unresolved minimum wage crisis led to a two-day strike, causing significant economic disruptions. Urgent action is needed to prevent further damage.

Federal Government Suspends 0.5% Cybersecurity Levy

In response to widespread criticism, the Nigerian government halts the controversial 0.5% cybersecurity levy, prioritizing a review of its financial and societal impacts.

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Adeleke Pledges to Defend PDP From Political Adversaries

Governor Adeleke assures PDP members of unity and resilience, vowing to defend the party against political adversaries ahead of 2027.

FG Yet to Release Budget Reports in Nearly One Year

Nigeria has not published budget reports in nearly a year, raising a supremacy battle in budget transparency and weakening public accountability

Dangote Loses $549 Million in Market Rout

Dangote net worth dropped below $29 billion after a $549 million cement market loss, though private assets continue to underpin his fortune.dangote-net-worth-market-loss-2025

Nigeria Faces Uproar Over Plan to Raise Politicians’ Pay

Nigeria political salary hike plan sparks fierce backlash as parties, civic groups, and religious leaders call it provocative and insensitive amid poverty and inflation.