Peter Obi, Labour Party’s presidential candidate, directs attention towards addressing Nigeria’s issues amidst party tensions. Advocates grassroots support and national unity in the face of adversity.
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Increasing numbers of hoodlums in Lagos target motorists and pedestrians, demanding money and valuables under threat, causing widespread concern among residents seeking safer streets.
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Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar accuses President Tinubu’s administration of deepening Nigeria’s economic crisis through policies lacking empathy for the struggling populace.
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Nigeria’s PDP grapples with internal discipline issues as the 2027 elections loom, highlighting the need for decisive leadership and unity within the party.
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Peter Obi and leading economists present strategies to President Tinubu’s administration for reducing Nigeria’s N97.3 trillion debt, emphasizing sustainable economic growth and prudent fiscal management.
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The UK launches THRIVE ONLINE and CANCEL CULTS campaigns in Nigeria to combat cybercrime and cultism, aiming to safeguard communities and reduce the $500 million annual financial loss
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Despite heightened security in the Niger Delta, oil theft continues unabated. Stakeholders demand an overhaul of strategies to protect Nigeria’s precious resource.
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As Nigeria celebrates Easter, leaders and citizens are called to foster unity, compassion, and understanding, embodying Christ’s sacrifice to navigate through economic and social challenges toward a brighter future.
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Despite arresting over 48,000 in drug-related offenses, Nigeria’s NDLEA faces challenges from corruption and the resilience of drug cartels.
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A year post-election, INEC and key parties remain silent on mandatory election expense disclosures. Only LP and AAC showcase financial transparency.
