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Nigerian citizens expressing frustration over government policies that have damaged the country’s international reputation.

The International Monetary Fund Should Stop Advising the Government of Nigeria on Taxation and Stop Giving It Loans

We have written articles and made videos countless times concerning the issue of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) giving loans to the government of Nigeria whenever it requests them. It has also been alleged that the IMF is advising the government of Nigeria to impose more taxes on fuel and telecommunications services, which is surprising […]

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Foreign nationals preparing for repatriation in South Africa

South Africa Repatriates Thousands of Foreign Nationals Amid Rising Anti-Immigration Tensions

South Africa has repatriated 2,745 foreign nationals within a week as the government intensifies efforts to address illegal immigration and growing public concerns over security and unemployment. The development comes after President Cyril Ramaphosa pledged tougher action on illegal immigration while warning citizens against taking the law into their own hands. South Africa, one of

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Nigerians protesting against hardship and insecurity during Democracy Day activities

Nigerians Protest Rising Hardship and Insecurity on Democracy Day

Hundreds of Nigerians gathered in Lagos and other parts of the country on Democracy Day to protest worsening economic hardship, unemployment and insecurity. The demonstrators used the annual celebration of Nigeria’s democratic journey to express frustration over the current state of the country. Carrying placards and chanting slogans, protesters called on the government to take

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Security personnel responding to a security incident in Katsina State

Retired Nigerian Army General Dies After Abduction in Katsina State

A retired Nigerian Army General, Rabe Abubakar, has died after being abducted by armed men in northwestern Nigeria, according to military authorities. Abubakar, who previously served as the Nigerian Army’s spokesperson, was kidnapped alongside his wife while travelling through Katsina State in late May. Reports indicate that the couple and their driver were attacked and

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Chimamanda Adichie speaking at a public event in Nigeria

Chimamanda Adichie Accuses Lagos Hospital of Delaying Investigation Into Son’s Death

Award-winning Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has accused a Lagos-based hospital of obstructing efforts to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of her 21-month-old son, Nkanu. According to Adichie, a coronial inquest that was expected to begin in April has faced repeated delays, which she believes are preventing a full examination of what happened before

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Nigerian security personnel during a security operation

How Can Insecurity End in Nigeria When General Christopher Musa and Retired General Buratai Are Reportedly Asking Nigerians to Re-elect President Bola Tinubu in 2027?

It is quite unfortunate and surprising to hear reports that retired army General Tukur Buratai has stated that insecurity under the APC and President Bola Tinubu’s administration is at its lowest level since the president assumed office in 2023. Somehow, many Nigerians may find such a statement difficult to accept given the ongoing security challenges

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Nigerian senators during a legislative session discussing electoral reforms

If some APC senators had not been denied senatorial tickets, they would probably not have insisted on a mandatory electronic transfer of election results.

These senators, who were reportedly denied tickets by the All Progressives Congress (APC) to contest for another term in the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, are now supporting a mandatory electronic transfer of election results. In my opinion, many of them might not have taken this position if they had secured tickets

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The terrorists and bandits in Nigeria crossed the red line the moment they abducted school children and beheaded a school teacher in Oyo State, Nigeria.

The beheading of a school teacher and the abduction of innocent school children and their teachers in Oyo State should serve as a wake-up call for the nation. In my opinion, the APC and President Bola Tinubu’s government have failed to adequately secure the lives and property of Nigerians, which many citizens may consider a

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Supporters of the Nigerian Democratic Congress at a political gathering in Nigeria

If the Nigerian Democratic Congress can maintain its current standards, the political party could become one of the most respected political movements in Nigeria and potentially across Africa.

This singular decision of allowing only those Nigerians who emerged victorious in the primaries of the Nigerian Democratic Congress at various political levels has changed the views of many Nigerians regarding political parties and internal party democracy. Honestly, the present leadership of the Nigerian Democratic Congress should be applauded for what many supporters describe as

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Political campaign billboards displayed along a major road in Anambra State amid discussions about campaign advertising fees.

A political campaign billboard fee for presidential and other elective positions has allegedly been introduced in Anambra State by Governor Charles Soludo and his administration.

It was revealed to a Viewers Corner News correspondent in Awka, the capital of Anambra State, that Governor Charles Soludo and his government have allegedly introduced fees for political campaign billboards relating to presidential, senatorial, and other elective positions. According to some Nigerians, this development is unusual and has generated debate among political stakeholders and

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