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Protest: Keffi imposes 12-hour curfew

In a bid to address escalating unrest linked to ongoing hunger protests, the Keffi Local Government Area in Nasarawa State has announced a 12-hour curfew, effective from August 1, 2024. The curfew, set to run from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am, was formally declared by the Keffi Local Government Chairman, Muhammad Baba Shehu. The decision…

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FCCPC accuses Coca-Cola of deceiving Nigerians about product description

Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, FCCPC, has indicted Coca-Cola Nigeria Limited and Nigerian Bottling Company for alleged misleading trade descriptions and unfair marketing tactics in their products, using ‘Original Taste, less Sugar’. FCCPC disclosed this in a statement released on Thursday. The commission in the statement found Coca-Cola Nigeria and NBC in violation…

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Protest: Ekiti residents adopt sit-at-home approach

Residents of Ekiti State on Thursday adopted a sit-at-home approach in response to the nationwide protest meant to address pressing issues such as hunger, insecurity, and economic instability. Some residents were seen going about their usual daily activities while security personnel, including, a detachment of soldiers, Police, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Amotekun…

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‘We dey hungry’: How thousands of residents protested in Abuja, defying security forces

Thousands of protesters on Thursday took to the streets of Abuja’s Central Business District, decrying hunger and economic hardship, transforming the usually bustling hub of government and corporate activity into a virtual ghost town. The massive demonstration disrupted daily life, forcing the closure of three major markets—Wuse, Utako, and Garki—with only skeletal activities at Garki…

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WhatsApp may exit Nigeria amid regulator’s demand

WhatsApp, a leading messaging platform in Nigeria, may soon suspend its services in the country. This potential move follows the imposition of a $220 million fine on Meta Platforms for allegedly breaching data privacy laws. According to TechCabal, Meta is considering withdrawing certain services in Nigeria in response to the recent regulatory demands. Sources familiar…

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Flutterwave strengthens its position in Ghana with an upgraded Payment Service Provider License.

Flutterwave, a prominent payments technology company, has recently obtained an Enhanced Payment Service Provider license from the Bank of Ghana, signifying a significant advancement in its operations within Africa. This development comes as Ghana demonstrates an environment conducive to digital growth, characterized by a stable democracy, tech-savvy youth, and a high mobile internet penetration rate…

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Demonstrators block Abuja’s Central Business District in Nigeria.

Thousands of protesters have gathered in Abuja’s Central Business District to protest against hunger and economic hardship in Nigeria. The bustling hub of government and corporate activities has been quieted as the protesters march through the area. Security personnel, including plainclothes policemen, have been deployed to major locations to monitor the situation. The protesters are…

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Windfall tax: Nigerian banks spend $50m yearly on private jets – Otedola

Billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola, says Nigerian banks spend an estimated $50m annually on private jet maintenance. Otedola, the Chairman of First Bank Holdings, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday while supporting the Federal Government’s Windfall Tax on Banks’ foreign exchange gains. According to him, the 70 percent Windfall tax which was recently passed by…

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Speaker, Reps move to avert planned protest

In a last-minute bid to avert a planned nationwide protest, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, and other federal lawmakers have appealed to the organizers to engage in dialogue with the Federal Government. The protest, aimed at addressing the country’s economic hardship, has been met with concerns from government officials who fear a…

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CSOs Take Over Abuja With Pro-Tinubu Rallies

Coalition of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), have taken to the streets of Abuja in a massive show of support for President Bola Tinubu‘s administration, amidst the planned nationwide protest, tagged EndBadGovernment,“ set to commence on August 1, 2024. Addressing newsmen yesterday in Abuja during the rally, the president of CSOs, Obiora James, lauded the achievements…

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