Trump threatens big tariff on UK over digital services tax
President Trump threatens a 'big tariff' on the UK over its Digital Services Tax, which he says targets American companies. UK government seeks to ease tensions.
President Trump threatens a 'big tariff' on the UK over its Digital Services Tax, which he says targets American companies. UK government seeks to ease tensions.
Senate Ethics Committee insists its petition dismissals are lawful, not arbitrary. It deepens probe into Afribank retirees' pension crisis with CBN, demanding more evidence.
Atiku Abubakar criticizes Tinubu's $516m loan request for Sokoto-Badagry highway, citing lack of transparency and cronyism.
Buckingham Palace declines meeting request from Sky Roberts, brother of Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre, citing ongoing police inquiries and possible legal action related to Prince Andrew.
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RecommendedMedia Rights Agenda and Nigerian Copyright Commission call for urgent promotion of reading culture and copyright protection on World Book and Copyright Day 2026.
HURIWA applauds the Federal High Court ruling affirming FCCPC's powers to protect consumers, especially in aviation, and calls for stricter enforcement to end corporate impunity.
The International Organisation for Migration reports 8,000 migrant deaths in 2025, totaling 82,000 since 2014. Nigeria enhances border security with digital reforms.
AHF Nigeria calls on WHO member states to finalize a binding Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing Annex to the Pandemic Agreement, warning that failure risks repeating COVID-19 inequities.
The House of Representatives warns that delay in passing the Special Seats for Women Bill could harm inclusive governance ahead of 2027 elections. It also urges a reintegration programme for trafficked Nigerians.
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RecommendedNigeria's power sector remains plagued by darkness and corruption despite privatization and reforms, with frequent grid collapses and inadequate generation.
Former Finance Minister Wale Edun exits Bola Tinubu's government amid health issues, altercation rumors, and contradictory statements on Nigeria's borrowing.
The Federal Government arraigned former Kaduna Governor Nasir el-Rufai on amended charges of national security breach. He pleaded not guilty before Justice Abdulmalik in Abuja.
Policy experts and civil society leaders call on Nigeria to review outdated bilateral investment treaties, warning of costly arbitration and national interest risks.
BAT-IG praises President Tinubu's cabinet reshuffle as timely, calls for broader performance review of appointees across all government levels.
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RecommendedAtiku Abubakar criticizes President Tinubu over a $516 million loan request for the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, warning it deepens Nigeria's debt trap and lacks transparency.
The Trump administration considers doubling the refugee cap to accommodate more white South Africans, citing alleged persecution, despite South African government denials.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has launched an external review into its past engagements with Jeffrey Epstein, following the release of documents revealing close ties between the late financier and Bill Gates.
US Senator Ted Cruz claims Nigerian government officials are involved in attacks on Christians, citing over 50,000 deaths since 2009. Former Nigerian minister Lai Mohammed disputes the narrative, saying more Muslims are killed by Boko Haram.
Former minister Lai Mohammed says claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria are false, citing complex security challenges and historical context of Boko Haram attacks.
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RecommendedCorruption in Nigeria is a deep-rooted problem affecting all sectors. Learn about 20 types, from grand corruption to petty bribery, and their impacts.
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has refuted claims of internal division and diversion of relief funds for persecuted Christians in Northern Nigeria, calling them false and misleading.
Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams, criticizes President Tinubu's plan to install CCTV only in Jos, urging nationwide installation and addressing power issues.
A security expert defends FG's reintegration of ex-terrorists, citing global deradicalisation models. He urges objective assessment and proper safeguards.
Nigeria Customs Service denies false claims of recruitment cancellation, urges public to rely on official channels for accurate information.
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RecommendedThe Federal Government intervenes in the Dawes Island dispute, backing NUPRC's appeal to protect regulatory certainty and indigenous investment in Nigeria's upstream oil sector.
Federal High Court in Abuja strikes out contempt charge against INEC Chairman Joash Amupitan, citing applicant's failure to serve court papers properly.
The Federal Government has called on public relations practitioners to communicate government reforms and policies with clarity and precision, emphasizing that public understanding is crucial for building trust and ensuring policy success.
A Kaduna State High Court has denied bail to former governor Nasir el-Rufai, ordering him to remain in ICPC custody until June as his corruption trial proceeds.
South Africa's SIU freezes 17 properties and 7 luxury vehicles linked to businessman Siyabonga Nkosi and his Instagram influencer wife Leleti, as part of a R76.5 million corruption probe at Eskom power stations.
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RecommendedThe Methodist Church Nigeria's 64th Synod in Ibadan warns President Tinubu that rising insecurity is exacerbating economic hardship, threatening food security and human life, and calls for urgent action.