Agric In Nigeria (July Edition): Nigeria’s food crisis deepens amid nationwide protests
As the cost-of-living crisis worsened across the country, President Bola Tinubu unveiled some proactive measures to address skyrocketing food prices.
As the cost-of-living crisis worsened across the country, President Bola Tinubu unveiled some proactive measures to address skyrocketing food prices.
Mr Tinubu had in June appointed governing councils for federal tertiary institutions following an ultimatum issued by the Academic Staff ...
"...it is pertinent that no nation tolerates foreign interference in its domestic affairs and its citizens."
“I also appeal to him (Kwankwaso) to stop inciting the youths into taking the law into their own hands by ...
The Monday protest was the largest in the state since the protest began in Nigeria on August 1
Some of the demands of the protesters include the reversal of the removal of petrol subsidies and a slash in ...
Tinubu should take these demands seriously and forget the ill-conceived notion that offering tokenisms in the form of palliatives will ...
Despite our jackets clearly marking us as journalists, they fired with intent to kill, or at the very least, showed ...
The president acknowledged that some of the protesters "were young Nigerians who desired a better and more progressive country where ...
In a televised broadcast, Mr Tinubu also condemned the violence that has followed the protests in some states.
In a televised broadcast, the president said the policies, despite the temporary adverse effects, were necessary and had helped remove ...
Nigerians have taken to the streets to demand a wide range of reforms to reduce the high cost of living, ...
The ground noted that the right to protest is a fundamental human right guaranteed by the Nigerian constitution and the ...
President Tinubu has remained silent despite calls on him to address protesters
In the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), police continue to crack down on peaceful protesters.
One of the protesters, Mojola Bankole, who described herself as a widow and breadwinner of her house, expressed frustration over ...
The organisers have shunned appeals by the Nigerian government not to hold the protests.
Mr Akpabio urged the protesters to be patient and give more time to the federal government to address the hardship ...
The group vowed to continue the processions until their demands are accepted by the government
The demands have been as varied as the diversity of the protest organisers, none of whom can boast of having ...
“Though protests cannot solve Nigeria’s problems, they would not have gathered momentum if governments at all levels had responded to ...
"We are not only doubling the minimum wage, we have added something on top."
PREMIUM TIMES reported the dispute between Dangote refinery and regulators in the oil sector over crude supply to the refinery ...
“The President is working round the clock to fix the mess he inherited from the previous administrations. He needs understanding, ...
Mr Ubah died in a London hospital earlier today after a brief illness.
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