President Tinubu condemns destructive protests and highlights the importance of democracy while welcoming US Ambassador Richard Mills Jr. to Nigeria.
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Senator Orji Kalu appeals for patience, urging Nigerians to delay protests and give President Bola Tinubu more time to address the nation’s economic challenges.
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Food inflation in Nigeria has soared, worsening the malnutrition crisis. Government and stakeholders propose a $60 million initiative to combat the issue.
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The Oba of Benin, Ewuare II, appeals for the postponement of the nationwide protest scheduled for August 1, 2024, to allow the Federal Government time to implement economic strategies.
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Peter Obi demands N5bn and an apology from presidential aide Bayo Onanuga for defamation, issuing a 72-hour ultimatum.
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Femi Otedola urges Nigerians and the government to support Aliko Dangote, emphasizing his pivotal role in the nation’s economic development and infrastructure growth.
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Ohanae Ndigbo condemns Bayo Onanuga’s anti-Igbo remarks, urging him to address national challenges and focus on unity.
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The FCT Commissioner of Police, Bennett Igweh, appeals to residents to avoid joining the planned nationwide protest, citing safety concerns and government efforts in infrastructure improvement.
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Nigerian officials face accusations of misappropriating COVID-19 intervention funds, prompting widespread demands for transparency and accountability.
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The Nigerian presidency accuses Peter Obi of treason for his alleged role in planned anti-government protests, which the Labor Party denies.