President Tinubu To Address Nigerians On Sunday
President Tinubu will on Sunday address Nigerians in a broadcast at 7am, in response to hunger protests across the country.
President Tinubu will on Sunday address Nigerians in a broadcast at 7am, in response to hunger protests across the country.
Personal views by Otedola and Elumelu don’t represent banks’ collective position on windfall tax, Bank Directors Association of Nigeria Chairman, Chike-Obi says.
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The Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II has urged looters to voluntarily return all stolen goods to rightful owners.
Youth in Kano defied a curfew, taking to the streets with placards in demand for fuel subsidy and border reopening.
CDS Musa says Nigeria’s government has allowed people associate freely without restrictions. He expressed disappointment with the outcome of protests.
Uzoma Dozie, Sparkle CEO, has urged digital infrastructure investment and technology-driven solutions to boost Nigeria’s economy.
“The children that came out don’t even demand anything other than to break offices and attack police,” said Uba Sani.
Nationwide protests against economic hardship resulted in violent clashes in Northern Nigeria, killing 22, as Southern regions remained largely peaceful.
“The motive of the rioters was basically two; loot and destroy private and government property,” said Nigeria’s police chief Egbetokun.
Kano Police have apprehended criminals who exploited protests as a cover for malicious activities.
Three protesters were killed in Kano State during Thursday’s protest, prompting a 24-hour curfew by the state government.
Kano Governor Yusuf has declared immediate 24-hour curfew to protect lives and property amid escalating protests, violence and vandalism.
Hoodlums have hijacked protests in Kano, looting malls, shops government buildings.
The NCC building in Kano has been looted and by protesters.
Kaduna police have dispersed protesters blocking roads to the Government House with teargas after the demonstration turned violent.
Police fired teargas to disperse Abuja protesters amid demonstrations against economic hardship and inflation.
Tensions mount in Abuja as police enforce a court order for stadium protests, while protest leaders claim they are compliant.
With protests imminent, Nigerians are stockpiling essentials, facing steep price hikes amidst worsening fuel scarcity and economic hardship
As nationwide protests begin on Thursday, Northern leaders rally in support, while the Niger Delta questions the movement’s intentions.
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