TINUBU MAY RESHUFFLE CABINET

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is expected to sack some non-performing ministers while he will also upgrade some from ministers of state to main ministers a year after resuming office. According to sources, the shake-up will see President Tinubu create a new ministry for livestock developmentIt was gathered that Tinubu would appoint new ministers, drop some…

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GUINNESS LEAVES NIGERIA

Guinness has announced it will exit the Nigerian market and sell off its controlling shares to Singaporean conglomerate Tolaram Group on Tuesday, June 11. Guinness has joined a long list of multinationals, like GlaxoSmithKline and Microsoft, that have left Nigeria, citing the harsh economic climate in the country. The brewery company recorded a staggering N61.9…

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LAGOS HOLDS YORUBA WEEK SEPTEMBER

The Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Art, and Culture is concluding plans to unveil the grand Yoruba Week celebration, slated for September 2024. A statement on Tuesday noted that the event will showcase the cultural heritage of the Yoruba people through traditional music, dance, art exhibitions, and delectable culinary delights. “With Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu now…

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TRUMP IN PRE-SENTENCE INTERVIEW

Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with a New York City probation officer this week in connection to his criminal conviction on all counts in the recent “hush money” case against him. In the latest development to come just days after the former president was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying New York business…

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LABOUR INSISTS ON #250,000 MINIMUM WAGE

Organised Labour has insisted on its N250,000 new minimum wage proposal, stating it would not negotiate what it described as ‘starvation wage.’ The Assistant General Secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress,  Chris Onyeka, said labour would not accept the latest offer of ₦62,000 and the ₦100,000 proposal made by some individuals and economists. This was…

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