Politics
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Niger State Government Sets 5.7 Billion Naira Monthly Revenue Target
The Governor of Niger State, Umar Mohammed Bago, has unveiled an ambitious target of 5.7 billion Naira monthly internally generated…
Read More » The Nigerian Billionaires and Tinubu’s Tax Reform
By Temitope Ajayi It has been a refreshing experience, in the last one week, to read very strong endorsements of…
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Viral Video Not Recent, I Didn’t Lead A Protest Against President Tinubu’s Nominees – Ayo Oyalowo
It has come to my attention that a video is currently being circulated purportedly showing me, Ayobami Oyalowo, in the…
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“Loyalty To Party, Non-Negotiable”— Alwan Hassan Charges Tinubu’s Appointees
The Convener of the North-South Progressives Alliance (NOSPA), a support group within the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alwan Hassan has…
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ECOWAS 7-Day Ultimatum To Niger Coupists, Risky Gambit or Deft Move
By Dapo Okubanjo With President Bola Tinubu as chairman of the authority of ECOWAS heads of government,It is increasingly looking…
Read More » Nigeria mobilizes $500m for food system transformation – VP Shettima
Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima has disclosed that Nigeria has mobillised over half a billion dollars for innovative, profitable, equitable…
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Tinubu’s Seven Wonders In Seven Weeks
By Abdulaziz Abdulaziz That President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ramped up the engine of governance in Nigeria and hit the…
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Kwara Gov Approves Multisectoral Palliatives to Cushion Fuel Subsidy Removal
Kwara State Governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq has approved a slew of multibillion naira palliatives to neutralise the effects of recent removal…
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Lagos State Govt Clarifies Mass Burial of #EndSARS Victims
The Lagos State Government has debunked online media reports about a purported mass burial plan for casualties of the 2020…
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FIRS Rakes-in Record N5.5 Trillion In Six Months
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has announced a total tax revenue collection of N5.5 trillion for the half-year period…
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