Ghanaian cedi becomes world’s best-performing currency in 2025
An ongoing $3 billion IMF program and President Mahama’s economic reforms, including ministry cuts and debt controls, have restored market faith.
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Woman overwhelmed by mother-in-law’s six-month rotating stay
“She inserts herself into other people’s homes and routines because she’s bored,” she added.
FUT Minna: Outrage as security personnel allegedly assaults female student over earrings, ID card
“She simply asked a question—she didn’t raise her voice, didn’t fight. She just asked a question, and they assaulted her for it,” said an eyewitness.
FRSC blames fatigue, speeding in crash that killed 21 Kano athletes
Three survivors are hospitalised.
Outrage as Nigerian youths lured into Russian military drone labour
Reports revealed that young African women, including Nigerians, were recruited under misleading pretences and subjected to gruelling labour conditions.
El-Rufai: Nigeria facing its greatest crisis since 1914
“The last quarrel we had was when he lost the primaries and blamed me, as I am supposed to be a magician. If I had supported him, he would have won the primaries.”
I didn’t know poverty until I became Emir — Sanusi Lamido
“Many of the elite in Nigeria do not know what poverty is. As an economist, former CBN Governor, I see the numbers. I did not know poverty until I became Emir,” he said.
Tinubu government shuts down Nigeria’s top NGO over USAID-Boko Haram claims
“Today, INSO received a formal request from Nigerian authorities to suspend its humanitarian activities in the country,” said INSO Nigeria director Zeljko Toncic.
Tinubu signs executive order to cut oil sector costs and boost investor confidence
“This Order is a signal to the world. We are building an oil and gas sector that is efficient, competitive, and works for all Nigerians,” President Tinubu declared.
Olu of Epe, Oba Adewale, dies at 86
The 19th ruler of Epe will be laid to rest today in accordance with Islamic rites.