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President Tinubu remains resolute in not reinstating the fuel subsidy, focusing on governance and economic reforms to benefit all Nigerians.

President Tinubu to address Nigerians amid #EndBadGovernance protests, responding to demands for better governance.

Protests in Nigeria reveal deep economic struggles and divisions, with thousands demanding change amid the worst cost-of-living crisis in years.

Nigerian family faces deportation from Canada due to a fraudulent acceptance letter used for a visa. Their uncertain future and struggle to stay in Canada highlight the complexities of immigration …

Nationwide protests against bad governance in Nigeria escalate, prompting curfews in multiple states. The situation grows increasingly tense across the country.

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.

CAPPA urges President Tinubu to address the nation amidst rising tension, calling for engagement with citizens’ grievances and protection of rights.

WhatsApp may exit Nigeria following a $220 million fine on Meta for breaching data privacy laws. The decision could affect millions of users.

Katsina youths protest economic hardship, setting NSCDC vehicle ablaze and vandalizing properties. Government urges peace and continued prayers.

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 …