“I’ve never felt this much pain in my life — it’s unimaginable .At first, they were demanding 800 million naira from the families of the kidnapped students … then they started killing the students to show they were serious,” Ojotun, whose 18 year-old sister was among students kidnapped in Greenfield University, Kaduna, had explained. He […]Read More
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By now, many bank customers in Nigeria may have received the email or text from their banks notifying them of the charge on every USSD transactions. John Akubuiro told TwentyTen that he got an email from Access Bank titled “Important Update on USSD Transactions”. The mail informed him that a fee of N6.98 would be […]Read More
The Nigerian Government on June 4 announced – through the Ministry of Information and Culture– indefinitely suspended Twitter’s operations in the country. “The Federal Government has suspended, indefinitely, the operations of the microblogging and social networking service, Twitter, in Nigeria,” the statements reads This suspension came after Twitter deleted a tweet by President Muhammadu Buhari […]Read More
On June 1, 2021, Nigeria’s 78-year-old president via Twitter referenced the Nigerian Civil War of 1967-1970 while threatening fire and brimstone on alleged clamourers of secession in Nigeria. In his words, ” We would treat them in the language they will understand”. A few hours later, the tweet was deleted for violating Twitter’s guidelines on […]Read More
Nigeria’s agricultural sector might begin to plunge in its growth owing to recurrent insecurity challenges emanating from different parts of the country. The impact of these insecurity challenges, just like the COVID-19 pandemic, are beginning to deny farmers and traders access to grow crops and make sales respectively. The Nigerian Economic Summit Group has said […]Read More
Declared a global emergency in 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic did not only have a detrimental effect on global healthcare systems but the global economy was also affected badly, with countries having to flatten the virus spread curve by shutting down nearly all its revenue-creating sectors. Over a year down the line, the world economy is […]Read More
On Friday, May 21, 2020, a military aircraft crashed in Kaduna State, claiming the life of Nigeria’s newly appointed Chief Of Army Staff (COAS) Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru and 10 other military personnel. Nigeria has lost nearly 200 promising military personnel in non-combat military aircraft mishaps since 1992, a figure experts say is too high by […]Read More
Nigeria might be gradually taking steps towards achieving the 2021’s projection by the International Monetary Fund, as the latest figure on the Gross Domestic Product shows a slight increase by 0.15 percent within three months. The National Bureau of Statistics published that the GDP real terms growth is the second consecutive growth after the negative […]Read More
Just as the 2023 General Elections draws near, there have been recurrent attacks on offices belonging to the Independent National Electoral Commission across all states in Nigeria. Reports gathered from several media outlets showed that, in the last two years, more than 15 INEC offices have been either burnt down or vandalised. Twentyten Daily observed […]Read More
On Monday, May 17, 2021, the Nigerian Defence Headquarters revealed that the military would require at least 2 billion dollars (about N826 billion) to tackle the worsening state of insecurity in the country. According to the Production, Defence Headquarters director, Air Vice Marshall M. A. Yakubu, the annual allocation of funds for the military was […]Read More
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