Nigeria Denies Allocating N5.4 Trillion To Petrol Subsidy in 2024
The Nigerian government has reiterated that there will be no fuel subsidy payments in 2024.
The Nigerian government has reiterated that there will be no fuel subsidy payments in 2024.
Hundred people have died after Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces attacked a village in Gezira.
Uganda has signed a $500 million loan agreement with South Korea to fund infrastructure building.
Minister of Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, has denied allegations of fraud levelled against her by a federal lawmaker.
The Senate has passed a bill for second reading to ban open grazing and establish ranching agencies in Nigeria.
Ganduje, who is facing bribery and misappropriation charges, will be served via publication in two national newspapers.
Former VP Atiku has criticised President Tinubu for reported ongoing fuel subsidy payments projected to be N5.4 trillion in 2024.
Sixteen Republican congressmen have written to President Joe Biden, urging intervention in the case of Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan.
The Senate has paused the N98.5 billion FCT supplementary budget for 2024, demanding detailed information on fund utilisation and sourcing.
Kaduna’s House of Assembly’s ad-hoc committee has urged authorities to investigate former Governor El-Rufai for allegedly diverting N423 billion.
The North-east now has electricity supply restored, as TCN completed repairs on the Jos-Gombe 330kV transmission line.
Nigeria is planning a six-month suspension of import duties on essential items such as staple foods and drugs.
President Tinubu has vowed to initiate more development projects to meet the evolving needs of Nigeria’s burgeoning population.
At least 16 people were killed by a suspected Islamist rebel group in North Kivu province in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a local official on Wednesday. The
Tinubu says healing the world must start with healing the land and its people.
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France has denied reports it has clandestinely deployed troops in Benin Republic to counter the junta in Niger Republic.
Twenty-two Chinese nationals have been scheduled for sentencing after pleading guilty to committing cyber-related crimes in Zambia.
Osita Okechukwu has cautioned against injecting more cash into Nigeria’s economy and warned of potential repercussions on purchasing power parity.
Two men in Senegal have been sentenced to three months in prison for accusing Ousmane Sonko of tolerating homosexuality.
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