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Nigeria: Tinubu to Nigerians On 65th Independence - We Have Turned the Corner, Worst Is Finally Over

Bola Tinubu · Nigeria

Nigeria: Tinubu to Nigerians On 65th Independence - We Have Turned the Corner, Worst Is Finally Over

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

With a tone of renewed optimism, President Bola Tinubu this morning morning insisted that the sacrifices of the last two years have started yielding results, promising that the country is now on the path of recovery and stability.See the Story

Nigeria: Govt Cancels Independence Day Parade

Parade · Nigeria

Nigeria: Govt Cancels Independence Day Parade

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The Federal Government has cancelled the Independence Anniversary parade scheduled to mark Nigeria's 65th Independence Day on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.See the Story

2027: Jonathan’s Record Too Damaging for Comeback, Presidency Declares Firmly

Bola Tinubu · Nigeria

2027: Jonathan’s Record Too Damaging for Comeback, Presidency Declares Firmly

By DAVID IORJA, Abuja- Presidency has responded to calls for former President Goodluck Jonathan to join the 2027 presidential race, saying while Jonathan is constitutionally free to contest, Nigerians are unlikely to forget the “disastrous economic legacy” he left behind. In a strongly worded statement issued on Sunday by Bayo The post 2027: Jonathan free to contest, But Nigerians will remember his “dismal record” — Presidency appeared first on …See the Story

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