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Some financial experts in the country have attributed the current depreciation of the Nigerian naira to the high demands for school fees abroad among other contributing factors. Speaking with newsmen, the experts also called on Nigerians to shun foreign goods and prioritise local options to reduce the pressure on the naira. Tajudeen Olayinka, who is CEO of Wyoming Capital & Partners, said a rising patronage of quality locally made goods and purchase made in Nigeria products would strengthen ...

Before Wednesday’s announcement of a 50 percent cut in fares for passengers travelling via a certain number of participating transport companies, Nigerian

Let’s look at the law. Section 356(5) of the Nigerian Criminal Code Act states that a person will be said to have committed ‘Serious Assault’ when such a person "assaults, any person on account of any act done by him in the execution of any duty imposed on him by law, is guilty of a felony and liable to imprisonment for three years.”

Habeeb Okikiola, controversial singer popularly known as Portable, has bragged about his wealth, saying he is a low-key millionaire and owns about 30 mansions scattered across Lagos and Ogun states. The ‘Zazu’ crooner also said he engages in a lot of philanthropic works because the more he gives to the poor, the richer he gets.

Controversial singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has bragged about his wealth, saying he is a low-key millionaire and owns about 30

“I have a lot of money. The amount of money I spray… I’m not normal but I get 30 mansions. I have houses in Abule-Egba, Ikeja, Sango-Otta, and Abeokuta. I just bought the houses down because of tomorrow. Nobody knows that I’m the owner of those houses.”

The Oyo State Police Command has arrested three people over the killing of a man whose name has not been revealed. The trio were caught for possessing

I accidentally owe the inspiration for this piece to Glorious Vision University and its Dean of Humanities, Dr. Samson Ijaola.

A human rights and pro-democracy group, Take-It-Back Movement (TIB) has demanded justice for a 24-year-old commercial motorcyclist (Okada rider) who was reportedly illegally arrested, detained for three days and hurriedly charged by the Nigeria Police in Ogun State.    SaharaReporters learnt that the motorbike rider was denied access to his lawyer and family.