Ex-Niger Delta Militants: Promoters of Hardship Protest are Plotting Anarchy
Former Niger Delta militants have denounced the planned protests, alleging it aims to incite anarchy and unconstitutional change.
Former Niger Delta militants have denounced the planned protests, alleging it aims to incite anarchy and unconstitutional change.
An elephant sculpture made of pulverised ivory represents Nigeria’s zero-tolerance for wildlife trafficking.
The UK Government has donated IT equipment to the NPC to aid in the digitisation of 40 million birth certificates.
Air Marshal Hasan Abubaka says NAF dismantled 150 illegal refining sites in three months, combating oil theft and economic sabotage.
Following a productive meeting with education authorities, the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics has suspended strike plans for 15 days.
Otedola says revenue from windfall tax could be directed towards Nigeria’s public services and condemned bank chiefs’ private jet ownership.
Kayode Egbetokun says he’ll replicate the establishment of Nigeria Police Force Indoor Shooting Simulation Centre across the federation.
Niger Delta minister Momoh says Tinubu’s footprint in the region will discourage the youths from joining any national protest.
An FCT court has restricted participants in the August 1 hardship protest to the MKO Abiola national stadium, Abuja
EFCC boss Olukoyede says he’s working round the clock to recover stolen funds invested in assets globally by Nigerians.
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NADECO USA has endorsed and expressed their support of the planned peaceful protest to hold Thursday, August 1 in Nigeria.
Kaduna Police say over 25,000 personnel have been deployed to flash points in the state to ensure law and order.
Oluremi Tinubu has called for calm, pledging a N50,000 grant for women petty traders, as government works to restore stability.
Ogiame Atuwatse III has called for unity in Nigeria’s interests, urging support for “sacrificial leadership” ahead of August 1 protests.
Finance Minister Wale Edun says Nigeria’s economy grew in the first half of 2024, urging patience amid upcoming nationwide protests.
The Nigerian government has called for restraint, urging citizens to forgo August 1 protest and grant more time for reforms.
“The citizens have right to protest, but Obi and Atiku are fanning the embers of discord as usual,” Onokpasa said.
The paramount ruler of Idanre land, Oba Frederick Adegunle Aroloye, Arubiefin IV, has joined his ancestors.
A Ghanaian court has barred protests in Accra as youth-led demonstrations grow across Africa, demanding political and social change.
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