As the hands of the clock tick towards the first day of August, the hearts of many Nigerians, particularly the…
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From 1966 to 1999, Nigeria was uninterruptedly governed by a military government, except for the short-lived return to democracy in…
“There is a serious improvement in security as most of the roads and highways previously closed due to insecurity have been reopened. Herders and farmers clashes have been resolved by the creation of the Livestock Ministry, and many farmers have returned to their farms,” Badaru stated.
The Sokoto Youth for Progressive Movement (SYPM) has announced its withdrawal from the national hunger protest scheduled for August 1,…
The North-West Zone of the Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) has made an earnest appeal to Nigerian youth and the…
In a significant development, the Northern Nigeria Disability Forum (NNDF) has announced its disassociation from the planned nationwide protest slated…
The Police Command in Yobe has reported that Boko Haram insurgents are planning to infiltrate the upcoming nationwide protest in…
Women groups in Kebbi State have joined forces with their male counterparts to oppose the planned nationwide protests against the…
No fewer than one hundred youth groups and hordes of students stormed Government House, Birnin Kebbi on Sunday, vehemently rejecting…
“Protesters must be protected. This is a democratic right, and the government should ensure their safety. The protests should not be framed along religious, ethnic, and political lines; rather, the government at all levels should listen to and address the genuine concerns of the people,” Rafsanjani added.