Ogun shuts Olumo rock
Ogun State Government announces the temporary closure of Olumo Rock starting April 14 for renovations aimed at improving tourism and preserving cultural heritage.
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Ex-Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu passes away at 74
“He died this morning in Enugu after a brief illness. We shall miss him,” the commissioner said.
US Embassy introduces stricter visa interview rules for Nigerian applicants
The United States Embassy has announced revised visa interview requirements for Nigerian applicants, set to take effect from April 22.
US embassy announces new visa interview rules for Nigerians
The US embassy says Nigerians renewing visas within 48 months of expiration may now qualify for interview waivers.
EXPLAINER: Disturbing reason CBEX is trending on X
Reports soon emerged that CBEX had halted withdrawals, intensifying fears that the platform had crashed.
Alleged defamation: Falana advises Akpabio to seek redress in court, not through police
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has advised Senate President Godswill Akpabio to pursue a defamation suit in court rather than involve the police over remarks by activist Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.
Rivers women launch ‘Bring Back Our Fubara’ protest in Port Harcourt
Hundreds of women in Rivers State took to the streets of Port Harcourt demanding the restoration of Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s mandate.
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Petrol prices may drop as Dangote Refinery resumes naira sales at N865
“We are relieved, although it’s a mixed one… Some of us who bought and haven’t exhausted our stock are now selling at a loss—it’s a huge loss,” said IPMAN’s Chinedu Ukadike.
Lopsided Appointments: Tinubu’s appointments list error sparks fresh bias allegations
The Presidency has apologised for the errors in the list of appointments made by President Bola Tinubu since May 29, 2023.