The Supreme Court rules for direct federal allocations to local governments, bolstering autonomy and fiscal transparency.
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NACA highlights a severe HIV crisis among Nigerian children, prompting government intervention with a new committee for better prevention and treatment.
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The deplorable state of abattoirs in Nigeria raises serious public health concerns, risking food-borne illnesses due to unhygienic meat handling and transportation.
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The Nigerian Senate has rejected a bill aimed at regulating the forex market, citing concerns over its potential economic impact. The bill’s rejection highlights the ongoing debate on balancing market …
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Atiku Abubakar praises the Supreme Court’s decision on local government autonomy, highlighting its significance for Nigeria’s local councils.
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Poor urban planning and inadequate laws fuel homelessness and slums in Nigerian cities, experts warn. Corruption and lack of enforcement worsen the crisis.
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The Nigerian government announces a 180-day plan to reduce food prices, focusing on boosting agricultural productivity, improving supply chains, and implementing strategic interventions to stabilize prices.
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NERC implements tough new measures to ensure electricity distributors in Nigeria meet operational and service standards.
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The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has ignited a legal firestorm in Osun State, demanding the arrest and prosecution of the state’s House of Assembly Speaker, Wale Egbedun, for allegedly obstructing …
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Streamlining governance costs is essential for Nigeria’s recovery, according to experts. Efficient governance can address many of the country’s pressing issues.
