Mohbad’s Family Granted Permission for Second Autopsy Amid Ongoing Investigation

The mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of Nigerian singer, Mohbad, took a new turn as his family was granted permission by the Ikorodu Magistrate’s Court in Lagos State to conduct a second autopsy. This development comes after the family expressed dissatisfaction with the initial autopsy results, which were deemed inconclusive. Mohbad, whose real name was…

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Tinubu Approves N50,000 Grant For 3.6m Nigerian Families

President Bola Tinubu has approved an uplift grant as part of the National Construction and Household Support Programme, aimed at providing financial relief to 3.6 million Nigerian families. Each family will receive N50,000 for three months, targeting 100,000 families per state. Presidential spokesman Chief Ajuri Ngelale announced the plan, emphasizing the broader goals of boosting…

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Made In Nigeria Electric Cars Debut in Ikorodu, LagosBy Uthman Oriyomi

The bustling town of Ikorodu in Lagos has recently become the center of attention with the unveiling of Nigeria’s first locally manufactured electric cars. This groundbreaking event marks a significant milestone in the country’s automotive industry, highlighting a shift towards sustainable and innovative transportation solutions. The electric cars, produced by a local start-up, have garnered…

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Nigerian Governors Agree to Offer Workers Better Minimum Wage After Emergency MeetingBy Uthman Oriyomi

In a significant development, Nigerian governors have agreed to implement a better minimum wage for workers following an emergency meeting held to address the ongoing economic challenges faced by the workforce. The meeting, which took place on Tuesday, brought together governors from various states to discuss the pressing issue of workers’ wages amidst rising inflation…

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US Jails Juan Orlando Hernandez For 45 Years On Drugs ChargesBy Uthman Oriyomi

A New York court sentenced former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez to 45 years in prison on Wednesday for trafficking 2 hundreds of tons of cocaine into the United States. Protesters against Hernandez gathered outside the Manhattan courthouse, holding placards condemning his crimes. The sentence, which includes an $8 million fine, was less than the…

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Kenya’s Tax Protest That Killed 13 People

The government has been caught off guard by the intense opposition to its tax proposals, primarily led by young Gen-Z Kenyans. The discontent culminated in dramatic scenes at parliament, which played out live on television, capturing the nation’s attention. Images shared on local TV stations showed crowds breaking through barricades and ransacking the parliament building….

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Crisis in Ilora: Fulani Herdsmen’s Actions Displace Locals and Claim LivesBy our Correspondent

The once-peaceful town of Ilora town in Oyo state, Nigeria has become a battleground as Fulani herdsmen, using their cattle to graze on local farmlands, have caused widespread destruction of crops and displaced many indigenous residents. The situation has escalated to alarming levels, with numerous reports of violence, including the killing of farmers and residents…

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