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Nigerian Man Detained at Banjul Airport for Drug Trafficking

Nigerian Man Detained at Banjul Airport for Drug Trafficking

A Nigerian man has been detained at Banjul airport in connection with drug trafficking charges.

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Nigeria Supports UN Security Council Seat Reform After Deploying Troops to Gambia and Other Countries

Nigeria Supports UN Security Council Seat Reform After Deploying Troops to Gambia and Other Countries

Nigeria’s Defence Minister, Mohammed Badaru, highlighted the country’s longstanding contributions to global peacekeeping, advocating for Africa’s permanent representation on the UN Security Council during his address at the 79th United Nations General Assembly, while reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to international security and anti-terrorism efforts.

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Nigeria’s President Calls For An End To Protests Economic Hardship

Nigeria’s President Calls For An End To Protests Economic Hardship

By Omar Bah On Sunday, August 4th, Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu called for suspending protests of a cost-of-living crisis, saying this would create an opportunity for dialogue. These were his first public comments since frustrated citizens took to the streets last week. Amnesty International has said at least 13 people were killed in clashes with

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Nigeria Records 170 New Cases of Cholera, Three Deaths

Nigeria Records 170 New Cases of Cholera, Three Deaths

Nigeria reports 170 new cholera cases and three deaths in three states from July 15th to 21st, bringing the total number of cases in 2024 to 4,809 with a case fatality rate of 3.2 percent, prompting the NCDC to respond with comprehensive measures to control the outbreak.

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Nigeria’s President Asks Lawmakers To Approve An Extra  Billion In Spending

Nigeria’s President Asks Lawmakers To Approve An Extra $4 Billion In Spending

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has requested the Senate to approve an additional 6.2 trillion naira ($4 billion) in spending to cover budget shortfalls, proposing a windfall tax on banks’ foreign exchange profits to fund infrastructure, education, healthcare, and welfare, while also addressing economic challenges with a new stimulus plan.

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