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Nigeria's international reputation is influenced not only by its population, economic potential, cultural influence and the achievements of Nigerians around the world, but also by the strength of its institutions and by the situation that arises when politically powerful individuals are accused of serious offences.

Vice President Kashim Shettima has reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the multilateral trading system.

The Niger State Government has warned residents and communities along the Kaduna River Basin of possible increased water levels following sustained inflows into the Shiroro Reservoir during the ongoing 2026 rainy season.

Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s revelation that his wife took ill after eating fresh oranges that a laboratory test confirmed were not fit for consumption has further raised concerns about the source, handling, packaging and distribution of the produce that end up on the dining tables of millions of Nigerians.

The former Vice President has pledged to restore fuel subsidy if elected. Atiku argued that the removal of the petrol subsidy by the current administration pushed millions of Nigerians into severe poverty and hardship.

Paying tax to the wrong authority does not grant immunity from penalties.

Golfers eventually learn that each of the 14 clubs they are permitted to carry can produce two very different numbers: the distance they might hit it on an exceptional strike and the distance they can reasonably expect it to travel.

As Nigeria approaches the 2027 presidential election, much of the debate has centred on the qualifications, antecedents, integrity and eligibility of those seeking the presidency.

The maltreatment of pensioners in Nigeria got to an abysmal level last week when policemen in Lagos tear-gassed senior citizens protesting unpaid pension increases, wage awards and other outstanding benefits.

According to him, these measures have helped address distortions that had weakened the foundations of the Nigerian economy, stressing that macroeconomic stability was only the beginning of the work, and that the success of the reforms must ultimately be measured by their impact on ordinary citizens.