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If I were the First Lady, I would advise the President against that profligacy. I would address the President thus: "My dear husband! Olowo Ori Mi! Mai Gida Na! Billions of naira need not to be budgeted for my office to purchase cars because Nigerians are suffering and the suffering is unprecedented. In addition, I am a mother and, currently, Nigerians see me as their mother—being the First Lady.

As Nigeria celebrates her 62nd year of independence from British colonial Masters, we at Bizwatch Nigeria have chosen to take you down memory lane as we review some key events that will not be forgotten in our chequered past. The Beginning Nigeria gained independence on October 1, 1960. Nnamdi Azikiwe ("Zik") was the first indigenous

The event in the couple of days in Nigeria where over 50 Nigerians from the 18 registered political parties have shown interest in the number one seat,

Remi is referred to as prospective first lady of Nigeria following the rumours of a presidential ambition Bola Tinubu is nursing.