Nigeria’s reliance on international aid raises concerns about the sustainability of healthcare and education, with much of the funding for key sectors coming from external sources.
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Public outrage over Nigeria’s fuel price hike surges as political groups demand an immediate rollback, warning of increased economic hardship for millions.
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The FCCPC has given traders one month to reduce inflated prices on goods or face penalties, aiming to protect consumers amid rising costs and inflation.
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Nigeria faces a petrol shortage, and oil marketers are calling for a diesel price reduction to N700 per litre to improve fuel distribution nationwide. They argue that lower diesel costs will make it easier to transport petrol and alleviate the scarcity affecting the country.
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Binance CEO Richard Teng claims the Nigerian government is denying medical care to detained executive Tigran Gambaryan, worsening his health condition.
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Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, attended the swearing-in of Nigeria’s acting Chief Justice, raising questions about his role in government affairs.
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APC chieftain Eze Chukwuemeka Eze believes Nigerians will vote against President Tinubu in 2027, citing economic struggles and dissatisfaction with his leadership.
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Nigeria is experiencing a worsening food crisis due to severe floods and droughts. As the government grapples with its response, food prices continue to soar, putting millions at risk of hunger.
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The US donates Mpox vaccines to Nigeria amid rising cases. Health officials ramp up efforts to prevent further spread.
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Activists and leaders call for the immediate release of #EndBadGovernance protesters, criticizing the government’s harsh response and prolonged detentions.