CAN defends the right to protest but urges Nigerians to give President Tinubu more time to address grievances.
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The Nigerian Senate intervenes in the Dangote dispute with regulators, aiming to resolve issues in the petroleum sector and ensure local refineries’ operation.
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Nigeria’s government opposes planned protests over economic conditions, citing concerns about potential violence and unrest.
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala gets support from 58 WTO members for a second term as Director-General, with the African Group urging her to announce her intentions soon.
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Nigeria’s inflation remains high at 34.19%, with the CBN contemplating another interest rate hike as food inflation and economic pressures persist.
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Nigeria’s oil sector is at risk due to a dispute between Dangote Industries and NMDPRA, impacting investment and development prospects.
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Meta fined $220 million for privacy violations and market abuse, setting a precedent for multinational companies in Nigeria.
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Nigeria now allows 16-year-olds for tertiary admission, starting this year as JAMB also sets 2024 cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics.
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President Tinubu requests a N6.2 trillion increase in the 2024 budget for infrastructure and recurrent expenditure, aiming to address Nigeria’s development needs.
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Governor Seyi Makinde commits to addressing the challenges of the Supreme Court’s ruling on local government autonomy in Oyo State.
