The EU collected €130 million from rejected visa applications in 2023, disproportionately impacting African countries. Critics argue these non-refundable fees are “reverse remittances,” unfairly burdening low-income countries.
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Nigerians are calling for accountability as state governors face mounting pressure over the minimum wage dispute. The demand for fair wages reflects broader discontent with governance and economic management.
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Nigeria commits N20 billion to ensure all high-usage electricity customers are metered by September, enhancing energy distribution efficiency.
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NCCC warns that NLC and TUC’s demand for higher wages will increase inflation and unemployment, causing economic strain on Nigerian citizens.
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Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke stresses the importance of genuine memberships in the PDP, advocating for transparency and unity.
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The Presidency addresses rumors about fiscal policy documents and reinforces the end of the fuel subsidy regime in Nigeria.
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President Bola Tinubu urges international financiers to consider strategic investments in Africa, particularly in agriculture, to drive economic growth and development
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The Nigerian Senate is calling for stricter safety regulations and improved security at mining sites following a deadly gold mine collapse in Niger State.Â
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The Nigerian government assures due process in the trial of Binance executives amid allegations of regulatory breaches, emphasizing transparency and justice.
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After denials, Nigeria confirms spending N5.4 trillion on oil subsidies in 2024, highlighting major shifts in economic policy.