Former VoN DG Osita Okechukwu credits President Tinubu with delivering crucial votes that secured Buhari’s 2015 presidential victory.
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Discover why you spend more than you earn and learn practical strategies to break the cycle. Expert tips for better money management and financial control.
Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge calls evidence ‘highly malicious’ during heated cross-examination at judicial conduct tribunal.
Ghana’s Trade Minister charges new GSA Board to tackle substandard products flooding local markets. 12-member board led by Hudu Mogtari tasked with
Africa bears 25% of global disease burden but receives inadequate health funding. Experts call for investment in AI, mobile health, and pharma research.
President Ramaphosa faces US tariffs, police minister controversy, and budget challenges after BRICS summit. Helen Zille’s political role analyzed.
IERPP says IMF’s caution against artificial Cedi stability vindicates their warnings. IMF Board raises concerns over government currency control.
Bank of Ghana may cut policy rate by 300 basis points to 25% as inflation drops to 13.7% in June 2025, according to IC Research analysis.
PDP Deputy National Youth Leader Timothy Osadolor says party’s quietness signals internal reorganization for stronger 2027 election comeback.
Action Alliance threatens legal action against INEC over alleged plot to replace state chairmen ahead of 2027 elections. AA leadership warns commission.
APC National Secretary Senator Basiru denies Gov Adeleke’s defection rumors, hints at contesting Osun governorship election in upcoming polls.
Trump announces 50% tariff on Brazilian goods, escalating tensions over tech companies and demanding end to Bolsonaro’s trial in major trade dispute.
Ghana and Nigeria face new US visa restrictions as part of policy targeting 36 countries. Expert Bright Simons analyzes impact on West Africa.
Google launches AI-powered advertising tools in India following the repeal of the 6% digital tax, making the market more attractive for tech giants.
Minister Mohammed Idris clarifies President Tinubu never instructed him to lie, harass or arrest journalists over critical reports in Abuja statement.