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Ohanaeze Ndigbo clarifies that recent protests are not against President Tinubu’s government but stem from economic concerns. The group calls for economic reforms to alleviate hardships.

In Lagos, the police have confirmed that they will strictly enforce a court order confining protesters to specific locations on the city’s outskirts. The directive comes as a preventive measure …

A Lagos court restricts the hunger protest to designated areas, aiming to maintain public safety. Organizers pledge peaceful conduct to highlight Nigeria’s economic hardships

Ahead of a major protest in Abuja, security agencies have set up roadblocks to manage the situation and ensure public safety. The demonstration aims to address critical social and political …

Nigeria faces a wave of hunger protests as economic hardship intensifies. Lawmakers are stepping in with mediation efforts to address the crisis and seek solutions for the affected populations.

In response to security threats, Nigeria has tightened border security, deploying more personnel and advanced technology. The government aims to curb smuggling and unauthorized entries while ensuring safety and compliance.

President Tinubu asserts that Nigeria’s economy is on a recovery path, with growth in agriculture, manufacturing, and services. The government is focused on reforms to ensure stability and growth.

Nigerian governors are set to discuss the contentious issue of local government autonomy, focusing on financial independence, administrative powers, and legal frameworks.

The Nigerian House of Representatives begins an eight-week annual recess, highlighting legislative achievements and planning for future work.