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September 8, 2025

Former lawmaker urges constitutional backing for diaspora voting

He said that Nigerians living abroad make substantial contributions to the national economy through remittances.

Athan Achonu
September 8, 2025

CVR: Over 3.5 million Nigerians pre-registered online in three weeks, says INEC

He appreciated the positive response of citizens and organisations that had mobilised civic participation for the exercise.

INEC staff with ballot boxes
September 8, 2025

Nurses key contributors to Nigeria’s economy: FG

According to her, nurses often carry the physical, emotional, and mental burden of the health system

nurses
September 8, 2025

El-Rufai master of ambivalence, paid bandits as governor: Tinubu govt

Security challenges marked Mr El-Rufai’s administration as Kaduna governor.

Composite of Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai and Bandits used to illustrate the story
September 8, 2025

NEITI tasks civil organisations on governance reforms

It called on them to embrace stronger, knowledge-driven leadership in governance reforms.

NEITI
September 8, 2025

TUC threatens strike, rejects planned 5% tax on petroleum products

The union described the planned tax policy as an act of economic wickedness against struggling Nigerians.

Trade Union Congress (TUC)
September 8, 2025

Tinubu’s lawyers seek enforcement of judge’s order protecting Nigerian president’s personal records with FBI, DEA

They cited past U.S. court precedents affirming that government officials, by virtue of their positions, do not surrender all rights to personal privacy.

President Bola Tinubu
September 8, 2025

ILD: FG reaffirms commitment to mass literacy

The minister described literacy as the foundation of development.

Suwaiba Ahmad
September 8, 2025

Tinubu govt fires media aide

The statement did not disclose the reason for Mr Umunubo’s dismissal.

Fegho John Umunubo
September 8, 2025

Nigerians urge FG to intervene in IPMAN, NUPENG strike

Some filling stations under IPMAN and a number of major marketers did not open for business; a few others operated normally.

IPMAN/NUPENG