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Wike vs FCT workers: Police move against planned NLC, TUC protest in Abuja

Protestors · Abuja

Wike vs FCT workers: Police move against planned NLC, TUC protest in Abuja

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

The Federal Capital Territory, FCT Police Command has urged the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC and the Trade Union Congress, TUC to postpone its planned See the Story

Islamic State Assault on Niger Airport Tests Military Rulers

Islamic State Assault on Niger Airport Tests Military Rulers

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Crisis Group experts explain why a deadly attack on Niamey’s airport highlights a broader shift in strategy by jihadist insurgencies that have plagued the central Sahel for over a decade See the Story

Backlash Mounts as Presidency Spends ₦34bn on Foreign Travel Amid Economic Hardship

Bola Tinubu · Nigeria

Backlash Mounts as Presidency Spends ₦34bn on Foreign Travel Amid Economic Hardship

President Bola Tinubu's administration is facing intense public criticism following revelations that the Presidency spent at least ₦34.39 billion on foreign exchange purchases for international travels and related obligations over a two-year period (2024–2025).According to an investigative report by Punch Newspapers, the figure was compiled from data on GovSpend, a transparent government expenditure tracker managed by BudgIT. The spending covere…See the Story

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