Nigeria is faced with divided opinions over August 1 protest, with economic hardship fueling debate and tension among leaders and citizens.

Tinubu has applauded the valour and bravery of Nigeria’s Armed Forces in curtailing menace of violent crimes across the federation.

Emeka Anyaoku has described the late Iwuanyanwu as a “great Nigerian patriot” and highlights his legacy of national unity.

Christian Association of Nigeria in 19 Northern states have asked the federal government to apologise to Nigerians for its ineptitude.

Nigeria has 364 approved international border points and 1,497 other illegal migration crossings into the country, says defence chief Musa.

“Tinubu funded protests against Jonathan, but now rejects protests, Karma is a universal donor,” says Deji Adeyanju.

Dangote Refinery insists its distillation unit is in perfect condition, debunks claims its reselling crude.

Several groups have announced their withdrawal from the planned nationwide protests against economic hardship, scheduled to begin in August 2024.

Superstar singer Celine Dion made her return to the stage at the Olympic Games in Paris in truly grand fashion.

Nigeria’s President Tinubu sends his best wishes to Nigeria’s 88 athletes as the Olympic Games kick off in Paris.

People are more hungry now and will exploit the opportunity to loot shops, turning the protest violent, says Mike Ejiofor.

Military spokesperson Edward Buba believes intending protesters plan to feed off the frustration of Nigerians to cause mayhem.

Tinubu says no interest group can manipulate him because his election victory was by divine intervention and careful planning.

Nigeria’s traditional rulers have advised intending protesters not to plunge the nation into anarchy.

Bode George has urged for peaceful protests, while denouncing “manipulative and mendacious” government policies.

Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, a revered Igbo leader and President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, has died at 82.

Nigeria’s military has warned intending protesters against violence, stating that the right to protest doesn’t include unleashing terror.

Faloye says Afenifere supports the planned nationwide protest, stressing the root cause as strictly economical, not political.

In a bid to stop protests planned for August against economic hardship, government has urged Nigerians to embrace dialogue.

Biden says despite revering the office of president, he loves his country more, hence his decision to leave presidential race.