
IMF Report Raises Questions About Nigeria's Economy
The IMF's latest report on Nigeria's economy questions the clarity of government spending and financial practices, raising concerns about future borrowing.
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The IMF's latest report on Nigeria's economy questions the clarity of government spending and financial practices, raising concerns about future borrowing.

Armed bandits killed a farmer in Kasuwar Magani, Kaduna. The community is worried about increasing violence and calls for better security.

Ijaw and Urhobo leaders of Warri Federal Constituency met with President Tinubu to discuss electoral changes and their impact on local governance.

Forty-six suspected illegal immigrants were detained in Ogun State during a joint security operation. The suspects include nationals from several West African countries.

The Zamfara State Government has suspended Sirajo Abdullahi Shinkafi from his role as Rector of Abdu Gusau Polytechnic due to serious misconduct.

The House of Representatives is set to meet on June 15 to discuss a proposed extension for the capital expenditure of the 2025 budget. This meeting follows the Senate's recent approval of a similar bill.

The US and Iran have announced a deal to end their war, which also affects Israel and Lebanon. The agreement will reopen the Strait of Hormuz for global shipping.

Umar Bature, the National Organising Secretary of PDP, tells defectors they are no longer members and should stop attending party events. He stresses the need for unity in opposition.

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Ibom Air has launched domestic flight operations at the new international terminal in Uyo. This upgrade aims to improve passenger experience and operational efficiency.

Ben Wazabanga has been convicted of murdering Ayowale Aladejana during a money dispute. He will be sentenced on July 13.

President Tinubu's budget proposals aim at human development and poverty reduction. Political support is crucial for the success of these plans.