Nigeria Spends N20.4billion To Import Umbrellas, Sunshades, Footwear, Others In Three Months

Nigeria Spends N20.4billion To Import Umbrellas, Sunshades, Footwear, Others In Three Months

A review of Nigeria’s foreign trade data has revealed that Nigerians spent N20.4 billion on the importation of umbrellas, sunshades, headgear, footwear, whips and related products within the first three months of 2026. The figure was obtained from the Foreign Trade Statistics report for the first quarter of 2026 released by the National Bureau of…

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EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Union In South Africa Accuses Politicians Of Exploiting Xenophobia, Anti-Migrant Sentiments For Electoral Advantage

EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Union In South Africa Accuses Politicians Of Exploiting Xenophobia, Anti-Migrant Sentiments For Electoral Advantage

The Nigeria Union South Africa (NUSA) has accused South African politicians of deliberately exploiting anti-Nigerian and anti-migrant sentiments to gain political advantage, alleging that foreign nationals have become convenient scapegoats for the country’s economic and governance challenges. Speaking in an exclusive interview with SaharaReporters, spokesperson for NUSA, Akindele Olunloyo, claimed that African migrants, including Nigerians,…

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Safe Abortion: How To Reduce Maternal And Mortality Rate In Nigeria

Safe Abortion: How To Reduce Maternal And Mortality Rate In Nigeria

By Adémólá Òrúnbon At a recent gathering of pen professionals and press briefing by a collective of health-oriented Non-Governmental Organisations, NGOs, under the aegis of the Trust and Support Foundation (TSF) with the support of the Amplify Change, fearful details about the status of the healthcare delivery system of Nigeria were revealed, though expressed shock…

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Cross River community expresses concern over alleged unauthorised entry of Cameroonian forces

Cross River community expresses concern over alleged unauthorised entry of Cameroonian forces

Danare community in Boki Local Government Area, Cross River State, was thrown into a state of panic earlier Tuesday following an incursion by over 200 officers of the Cameroonian Armed Forces. According to Macualey Avenue, a Facebook user, the officers, who were reportedly armed and in full military uniform, entered the Nigerian territory without following…

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