The Nigerian Senate is pushing to ban open grazing and establish ranches to resolve violent clashes between herders and farmers.
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Lagos reports 21 cholera deaths and 401 suspected cases. Officials intensify efforts to control the outbreak and ensure public safety.
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African countries face funding challenges for gas projects, securing only $13.7B of the $150B needed for energy infrastructure.
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Tomato prices in Nigeria remain high due to seasonal factors, inflation, and security issues, affecting consumers and farmers alike.
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Peter Obi criticizes the government’s plan to buy a new presidential jet amid Nigeria’s economic crisis. He urges a focus on citizens’ welfare.
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June 12 protests in Nigeria highlight ongoing hardship and demand change. Citizens call for improved democracy, security, and an end to economic struggles.
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The Nigerian Presidency counters a New York Times report, emphasizing economic reforms and positive progress under President Bola Tinubu’s leadership.
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High Chief Lekan Alabi urges Nigeria to implement reforms based on the 2014 confab report to improve governance and address development issues.
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Chief Edwin Clark urges President Tinubu to restructure Nigeria and implement the 2014 National Conference Report’s recommendations for national stability.
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Peter Obi urges compassion after President Tinubu’s fall, calling for unity and focusing on Nigeria’s democratic ideals and accountability.
