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Africa

Chris Oyakhilome Foundation Int’l Donates Building To Immigration Service

The Chris Oyakhilome Foundation International (COFI) is a faith-based non-governmental, non-political organization under the direction of its visionary and legendary founder, the Man of...

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Global News

The Great Reset: WEF and globalist agenda, hosts world leaders at Davos 2023

This year’s World Economic Forum’s (“WEF”) annual meeting at Davos is being held from 10 to 16 January. As the Globalists meet, organisers have...

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Nigeria

Buhari accuses lawmakers of inflating 2023 budget by about N1tn

President Muhammadu Buhari revealed that the National Assembly included N770 billion in new projects in the 2023 budget proposal and raised the provisions made...

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Nigeria

President Buhari Signs 2023 Budget into law

President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the 2023 Budget of N21.83 trillion along with the 2022 Supplementary Appropriation Bill into law. Speaking at the signing of...

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Nigeria Ports Sharp Practices: Unmasking The ₦1 Trillion Economy Sabotage

Have you ever questioned why the cost of essentials like rice or vehicle spare parts keeps rising, even when the exchange rate appears relatively stable? The explanation may lie beyond the open market at Nigeria’s seaports. Emerging findings suggest that systemic inefficiencies and questionable practices within port...

Paediatricians Criticise FG’s 4.3% Health Funding In 2026 budget

Dr. Ekanem Ekure, the President of the Paediatricians Association of Nigeria, has condemned the Federal Government’s decision to allocate just 4.3 percent to health in the 2026 national budget, describing it as a clear sign of inadequate investment in the welfare of Nigerian children. She made this known...

Nigerian Shippers Reject Port Charge Hike

The National Shippers Association of Nigeria (NSAN) has formally rejected the recently approved increase in port service charges, warning that the move could escalate trade costs, fuel inflation, and undermine the Federal Government’s Ease of Doing Business agenda. In a detailed position paper submitted to the Nigerian Shippers’...