Dr. Chike Obidigbo argues that June 12 should reflect Nigeria’s democratic failures rather than celebrate it as Democracy Day.
Adenike Adeodun
Adenike Adeodun
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To effectively combat financial crimes, the EFCC must gain independence from presidential influence, ensuring unbiased and effective operations.
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Lagos government identifies cholera source as unregulated drinks and contaminated water, intensifies efforts to combat spread and ensure public safety.
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Lukman blames Buhari for Northern Nigeria’s decline and exonerates Tinubu, highlighting severe challenges and lack of leadership in the region.
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Nigeria’s $600 million annual palm oil importation exposes severe policy failures, leading to high food prices and neglect of local agricultural production.
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The cholera outbreak in Nigeria spreads rapidly, affecting children and schools. Urgent measures are needed to control the situation and save lives.
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Illegal miners exploit $335 billion in Nigerian minerals. Experts call for solid minerals to remain on the exclusive list to prevent economic losses.
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The EFCC has opened a money laundering case against former Governor Willie Obiano, with witnesses testifying about an alleged N4 billion fraud.
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President Tinubu highlights security progress and outlines plans to address North-West insecurity at the Peace and Security Summit in Katsina.
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The ITUC Global Rights Index 2024 ranks Nigeria among the worst for workers’ rights. The NLC calls for urgent reforms to address chronic violations.