Tag: Hardship in Nigeria
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Nigerians Stage ‘National Day of Survival Protest on Independence Day, Condemn Economic Hardship
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On October 1, 2024, as Nigeria marks its 64th Independence Anniversary, thousands of citizens are expected to participate in nationwide protests against the economic policies of President Bola Tinubu’s administration. The protesters, who have dubbed the day the “National Day of Survival,” aim to draw attention to the severe economic…
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Nigeria Faces Staggering Food Waste: Half Lost After Harvest
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Half of Nigeria’s agricultural bounty disappears after it’s been harvested, according to a new report by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). This staggering statistic highlights a major challenge facing the nation’s food security and economic growth. Ibrahim Ishaka, a Food System/Nutrition Specialist with the FAO, revealed the concerning figure…
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“Rice Riot: Hunger Games Break Out in Nigeria as Residents Desperate for Subsidized Grain”
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In a nation where rice is a staple, how can a government-subsidized grain cause such chaos? In an effort to alleviate the economic burden on Nigerians, the Federal Government launched a program to provide subsidized rice at a significantly reduced price. This initiative aimed to ensure that all citizens, regardless…
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The Giant of Africa: Still Standing or Just Sleepwalking?
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Giant of Africa, once towering, now sleepwalking through crises—rising costs, failed governance, and education woes. Only entertainment stands tall, while the rest crumbles. I’ve asked myself this question countless times since childhood: Is the Giant still one? The answer now stares me in the face and boldly declares, “No, the…
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#EndBadGovernanceProtest: A Chorus of Demands as the Anti-Bad Government Protest Approaches
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#EndBadGovernanceProtest: Diverse demands surface as the protest nears, from constitutional changes to living wages and security reforms, with escalating calls for drastic actions. As the clock ticks down to the highly anticipated Anti-Bad Government protest, a wave of varied demands has surfaced on social media, reflecting the multifaceted grievances and…
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Anti-Bad Government Protest: A Call for Change or a Prelude to Chaos
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Anti-bad government protest: Evaluates whether these demonstrations are genuine calls for reform or merely spark chaos due to hidden agendas and unclear objectives. As the atmosphere thickens with anticipation for the August 1 nationwide protest, Nigerian youths find themselves at a crossroads. The protest, ostensibly organized to highlight economic hardships,…
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Shuaibu Yushau Desperate Climb: Nigeria’s Cry for Change Reaches New Heights
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Shuaibu Yushau climbed an Abuja mast to protest Nigeria’s crises. Rescued by police, he faces charges. His act highlights dire issues but emphasizes suicide is never a solution. In a poignant yet dramatic display of dissent, Shuaibu Yushau scaled the towering mast of Aso Television and Radio in Abuja, driven…
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu: First year
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s first year in office has been a period of significant challenge and transition for Nigeria. Taking over from his predecessor, Muhammadu Buhari, Tinubu has faced a nation grappling with economic instability, high debt, and social unrest. Economic Policies and Impact Tinubu inherited a nation in economic…