Societal Stigma: People Abuse Us, Call Our Children Boko Haram Kids, Says Released Chibok Girl Amina Ali
Amina Ali discusses her journey post-Boko Haram abduction, and how she faces discrimination, economic struggles and educational challenges.
Abuja Protest Not For Confrontation, Shiite Movement Replies US, Police
The Shiite movement says its Abuja procession is support for Palestinians which it claims the US wants to suppress.
‘I Have No Excuses To Underperform’: Tinubu Seeks Private Sector’s Support To Make Nigeria Prosperous
While breaking fast with entrepreneurs, Tinubu said, “If the private sector is not flourishing, there is no growth, no prosperity…”
Togolese Opposition Members Detained For Protesting New Constitution
Nine Togolese politicians have been arrested for campaigning against a new constitution that could extend the current president’s rule.
South Africa Plans To Probe Microsoft’s Cloud Computing Licensing Practices
Despite plans to investigate it’s cloud computing services, Microsoft says it’s unaware of any complaint by South Africa’s competition authority.
Jibrin Barau Emerges Acting Speaker of ECOWAS Parliament’s Sixth Legislature
ECOWAS Parliament has designated Jibrin Barau as acting Speaker due to Togo’s delegation’s absence.
Tinubu To ECOWAS Member-States: We Must Strengthen Ties Between Us And Reject Forces Of Division
Nigeria’s President Tinubu says ECOWAS countries can’t remain docile again as the body faces the threat of disintegration.
Nigerian Navy Uncovers Illegal Refining Sites with Capacity of 9.6m Liters of Diesel
Fourteen suspects were arrested across 16 illegal refining sites in Rivers by the Navy and 1.5m litres of diesel confisticated.
Shettima Says Innovation Key to Putting Nigeria in Rightful Position on World Map
VP Shettima has challenged Nigerians to come up with innovative ideas to advance the ongoing transformation agenda in the country.
Tinubu Rejoices With Senator Adams Oshiomhole At 72
Tinubu described Adams Oshiomhole as a close ally and man of all seasons, as the former APC chairman turns 72.
Tinubu: We’re Working Assiduously To Bring Down Nigeria’s Inflation Rate
Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu says its economy is being charted towards growth.
Tariff Hike Will Increase Investment In Nigeria’s Power Sector, Says NERC Vice Chairman Musiliu Oseni
NERC vice-chairman Oseni says “investment will drag” in the power sector if it is still subsidised by the government.
Canadian Professor Urges Nigerian Government To Prioritise Primary Healthcare Funding
“For the primary healthcare system to be functional, you need to put funds into it,” says Professor of Medicine Ugwumba.
Nigeria Recommits to Raising Crude Output as OPEC+ Keeps Production Unchanged
Deputy Oil Minister Lokpobiri confirms Nigeria’s adherence to OPEC quotas, emphasizing the nation’s pursuit of economic growth through higher production.
EU Partners with Nigeria to Address Waste Management Challenges
EU and Nigerian government collaborate to combat environmental waste, marking International Zero Waste Day for the first time.
Nigeria Customs Generated N1.3 Trillion in First Quarter of 2024, Says CG Adeniyi
Customs boss Adeniyi attributes success to dedicated personnel, acknowledges officers’ efforts in boosting revenue and combating smuggling activities.
Botswana’s President Warns of Sending 20,000 Elephants to Germany
The president of Botswana has threatened to send 20,000 elephants to Germany due to a conservation disagreement.
No One Will Be Excluded From Education, Tinubu Says As He Signs Revised Student Loan Bill Into Law
Nigeria’s newly-enacted student loan law will give tertiary students access to low interest loans to cover academic fees.
Nigeria’s War on Wildlife Trafficking Receives Equipment Boost From UNODC
UNODC is donating wildlife monitoring and enforcement equipment to the Nigeria’s environmental regulator.
Eight-Year-Old Survivor of South Africa Bus Accident To Be Released from Hospital
Eight-Year-Old girl who survived a bus crash that killed 45 in South Africa will be discharged to return to Botswana.
