Category: Nigeria news
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Why Businesses Struggle to Access Credit from Financial Institutions
Access to credit is the lifeblood of business growth, yet many Nigerian enterprises continue to face hurdles in securing the financing they need. From small artisans to large-scale manufacturers, access to affordable, reliable credit is essential for turning business investment dreams into reality. While governments and financial institutions have made strides in supporting businesses, rigorous
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Olawepo-Hashim Donates Reusable Sanitary Pads Worth N5 Million to Over 2,000 Girls
Former presidential candidate and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, has donated reusable sanitary pads valued at over N5 million to adolescent girls across Nigeria’s Northcentral region. Speaking during the presentation in Abuja, Olawepo-Hashim said the initiative aims to support girls affected by economic hardship, ensuring their dignity and well-being are preserved. The
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Makinde Launches Modern Bus Terminal, 30 CNG-Powered Buses in Oyo State
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has unveiled a modern bus terminal and introduced 30 new intercity buses under the state-owned Pacesetter Transport Services, in a partnership with Leyland Nigeria. The launch coincided with the inauguration of the state’s first CNG fuelling station, developed in collaboration with Atlas Core Nigeria. Speaking at the event, Governor Makinde
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Ojudu Pledges Continued Grassroots Engagement Under Renewed Hope Agenda
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement (Southwest), Moremi Ojudu, has reaffirmed her commitment to deepening citizen participation and strengthening grassroots governance as part of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. Ojudu, accompanied by her colleagues from other regions, presented a comprehensive report to the President in Abuja, highlighting progress, challenges, and successes
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The Premiere Launches in Nigeria to Redefine Global Wealth and Investment Immigration Opportunities
The Premiere, a new wealth management and advisory firm, has officially launched in Nigeria, aiming to provide Africans with access to global investment, immigration, and wealth-building opportunities. Speaking at the launch, CEO Dr. Jane Kimemia described the debut as “a declaration of purpose and the birth of a promise,” emphasizing the company’s mission to guide
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COAS Assures Troops of Top-Notch Welfare, Vows to Improve Barracks Accommodation
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-General Waidi Shaibu, has reassured Nigerian Army personnel that their welfare remains a top priority under the current administration. He also pledged to tackle the ongoing challenges of accommodation in Army barracks nationwide. The COAS made the assurances during visits to troops of the 82 Division at the Division
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Ibadan School Takes Lead in National Fight Against Malaria
In a significant step to combat one of Nigeria’s deadliest yet preventable diseases, the Federal School of Statistics (FSS), Ibadan, has launched the Geneith Health Competition (GHC), positioning students as frontline ambassadors in the national fight against malaria. The programme, inaugurated on November 12, brought together school management, students, and health sector leaders, signaling a
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Gbajabiamila: LMI Nurturing a New Generation of African Leaders
Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu and former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, has reaffirmed the transformative vision of the Legislative Mentorship Initiative (LMI), describing it as a platform that builds a community of leaders committed to public service across Africa. Speaking at the inauguration of LMI’s fourth cohort in Abuja,
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Japa from Nigeria: Is It Really Worth It?
McDolly Ogundana, known as The9jaboy, reflects on the growing Nigerian migration trend, popularly called “Japa” (Yoruba for “to flee”), questioning whether leaving the country truly brings fulfillment. He concludes that while Japa promises opportunity, it comes with emotional and social wounds, asking, “is it really worth it?”
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Two Assemblies of God Pastors Clash Over Church Property in Enugu
A dispute has erupted between Rev. Okechukwu Obioha and Rev. Isaac Nnaji over control of a church property at 35 Nanka Street, New Haven, Enugu. The conflict escalated on 30 October 2025, when Obioha alleged he was ambushed by Nnaji’s men while collecting rent. He reported threats to his life and called for police intervention.
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