
Hunger protest stalls fuel loading at Lagos ports
The hunger protest that began on Thursday led to a halt in petrol loading at the Lagos depots, causing fuel scarcity to persist. Sources confirmed to The PUNCH that the

The hunger protest that began on Thursday led to a halt in petrol loading at the Lagos depots, causing fuel scarcity to persist. Sources confirmed to The PUNCH that the

The Nigerian military has said it will intervene if violence recorded in some states in the ongoing nationwide protest tagged #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria escalates. The Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa,

African central bank governors have converged on Abuja for a crucial three-day meeting aimed at boosting trade. The conference, hosted by Finance Minister Wale Edun, chair of the African Caucus, will

By Soni Daniel, North Regional Editor, Wole Mosadomi, Omeiza Ajayi, Ndahi Marama, Gabriel Ewepu, Bashir Bello, Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo & Haruna Aliyu ABUJA — No fewer than 14 protesters, including a policeman,

•10 killed in Niger, Borno, seven in Kano, others, FG complex looted, APC secretariat razed •OPS counts losses as banks, ports, offices shut, FG begs protesters, NBA offers free legal

Cotonou, 01/AGOSTO/2024O Embaixador Extraordinário e Plenipotenciário de Angola na Nigéria, Benin e Níger, representou, hoje, 01/08, o país, nas comemorações dos 64 anos da Proclamação da Independência do Benin, antiga

The United State Mission in Nigeria has asked some of its staff not to come to work on the first two days of the planned… The United State Mission in

The Federal Government might be spending about $7.2bn to complete two approved deep seaports across the country. The projects are Ibom, Badagry, and Deep Seaports. In December 2020, the Akwa

Prices of foodstuff have again gone up in major markets across the country as Nigerians engaged in panic buying in a bid to stock their homes before the planned nationwide

A pro-democracy civic organization, the Take-It-Back Movement, has written to Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun, requesting police coverage for their protests scheduled from August 1 to 10, to ensure a