As President Bola Tinubu approaches the National Assembly seeking fresh approvals for external borrowing, a vital question echoes from bus stops, markets, and homes across Nigeria: where are the measurable results of the billions already borrowed? Watch the Video Watch the legislative analysis and public debate demanding full accountability on previous external borrowing before new…
According to official declarations from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and Nigeria’s Ministry of Health, the Federal Republic of Nigeria currently has zero active cases of Ebola. Following the swift medical evacuation of the country’s index patient—a traveler who arrived from Uganda—alongside her asymptomatic spouse to Switzerland, WHO Regional Director for Africa, Prof. Mohamed Janabi,…
Outrage has ignited across Nigerian social media after an X user called out the glaring contradiction between multi-billion-naira emergency health budgets and the derelict state of public healthcare. The flashpoint? Reports of an alleged ₦10 billion fund earmarked for an unverified Ebola scare—even as primary healthcare centers in surrounding communities lack basic beds, clean water,…
While ordinary Nigerians are battling hyperinflation, coping with pump prices scraping ₦1,900 per litre, and literally kneeling in muddy gutters to salvage spilled grains of rice, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has once again demonstrated that its appetite for luxury knows no shame. The latest provocation came in a brazen display of extravagance when…
When ordinary citizens are already skipping meals, battling astronomical petrol shocks, and watching their monthly earnings pulverized by runaway inflation, imposing heavier fiscal burdens is not economic reform—it is an assault on human survival. In a viral clip resonating across the country, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Senator Ireti Kingibe voiced the raw despair and anger…
If there was ever an image that encapsulates the sheer brutality of Nigeria’s current economic catastrophe, it played out on the muddy streets of Benin City, Edo State. Along the Ebiwe axis near the busy Ring Road roundabout, a wheelbarrow carrying bags of grain reportedly overturned, spilling raw rice into a filthy, waterlogged stretch of…
The true test of a leader’s democratic character is not how they treat loyalists, but how they protect their fiercest political opponents when they hold the instruments of state power. In an eye-opening interview clip circulating across social media platforms, former Bayelsa State Governor and National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Senator Henry…
Just days after the Federal Government announced a 30-day “cost-price” petrol price discount to ease public anger over unbearable living costs, reality on the street has dealt citizens a devastating blow. Far from bringing relief, reports from several parts of the country show pump and ex-depot prices surging to an unprecedented ₦1,900 per litre. As…
The rumblings from the streets have grown too loud for official broadcasts to drown out. Across motor parks, neighborhood markets, and town squares, ordinary Nigerians are visibly exhausted, angry, and increasingly unwilling to tolerate a crushing status quo. What is playing out is far deeper than routine party friction; it is a breakdown of trust…
When an economy is bleeding after more than three years of unchecked inflation, currency depreciation, and devastating purchasing power collapse, offering citizens a temporary 30-day discount at selected filling stations is not economic reform; it is political triage. That was the scathing verdict delivered by the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) following the Federal Government’s announcement…
