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Nigeria’s Senate Approved a $21 Billion Foreign Loan to Fund the 2025-2026 Budget

Nigeria’s Senate approves President Tinubu’s $21 billion foreign borrowing plan for 2025 to fund infrastructure and address budget gaps, raising concerns about economic sustainability amid declining oil revenues and high inflation.

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VP Jallow Honors the Late Former Nigerian President Buhari and Signs the Condolence Book

Vice President Mohammed B.S. Jallow honored the late Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari at the Nigerian High Commission in Banjul, signing a condolence book and recognizing his legacy of integrity and support for The Gambia’s 2016 political transition.

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Former Nigerian President Buhari Died at the Age of 82 in London

Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s former president (2015-2023), died in London; his leadership, marked by Boko Haram violence, economic struggles, and authoritarian criticisms, leaves a contentious legacy despite anti-corruption efforts and partial success in rescuing Chibok schoolgirls.

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Nigeria Sentenced 44 Individuals to Hard Labor for Funding Boko Haram Militants

Nigeria sentences 44 to up to 30 years for aiding Boko Haram in military court trials in Kanji, adding to 785 terrorism convictions since 2017, amid ongoing violence causing thousands of deaths and millions displaced.

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Nigerians are Finding it Difficult to Buy Rams for Eid Celebrations Due to Rising Inflation

As Eid al-Adha approaches, Nigeria’s Muslims face challenges affording traditional ram sacrifices due to a cost-of-living crisis and inflation rates over 23%, driven by President Tinubu’s fiscal policies since 2023, impacting festive celebrations and ram sales.

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