[ad_1] The 2023 presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore has said that Nigeria’s independence takes effect today, contrary to the one obtained in 1960. Sowore stated that the independence
[ad_1] As Nigeria marked its 64th Independence Day anniversary on October 1, the celebrations were met with skepticism from opposition leader Peter Obi. In a scathing rebuttal to President Bola Tinubu’s address, Obi,
[ad_1] Thousands of Nigerians are expected to converge across different Nigerian cities on Tuesday to protest against what they described as bad policies and programmes of President Bola Tinubu-led administration. It comes on
[ad_1] A protester in the ongoing demonstration in Ikeja, Lagos, lamented on Tuesday that Nigerians are being impoverished by its leaders. Adeola Samuel, the national coordinator of All Electricity Consumer Protection Forum, criticised
[ad_1] As Nigeria marks its 64th Independence Anniversary today, university workers have expressed their views on the state of the nation’s educational system. Education has always been a cornerstone of Nigeria’s socio-political evolution.
[ad_1] The Federal Government of Nigeria says it is not discussing debt forgiveness with China, noting that Beijing is willing to lend Nigeria more money and invest more in the economy of Nigeria.
[ad_1] Algeria and Niger discussed key steps to advance the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TSGP) project during a visit by Niger’s Petroleum Minister Sahabi Oumarou to Algiers on Sunday. Both nations reaffirmed their commitment
[ad_1] Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), which monitored the Edo State governorship election on Saturday, have issued a damning review of the exercise, declaring that the results from several polling units were altered at
[ad_1] The First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has decried the loss of 125,000 lives annually due to Tuberculosis describing the disease as a relentless public health crisis. According to a statement by her
[ad_1] The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Olayemi Cardoso has again blamed the monetary policies of his predecessor, Godwin Emefiele, for the current economic situation of the country. Cardoso stated
