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Nigeria’s currency, the naira, appreciated further against the US dollar at the official window on Monday. Officially, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) foreign exchange data shows that the naira closed at N1,365.24/$1, compared with N1,374.94/$1 on Thursday. This represents a gain of N9.70 for the local currency against the American dollar. On the black market, Nigeria’s currency, the naira, strengthened …

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Monrovia – In recent weeks, concerns have mounted over signs of a growing crackdown on dissenting voices in Liberia, raising fears that the Boakai administration may be undermining the right to freedom of speech and expression guaranteed by the 1986 Constitution. Article 15 of the Constitution enshrines fundamental rights to freedom of expression, speech, press, and information. It secures the …

[Press Release] The International Press Institute (IPI) Nigeria will commission a new headquarters and Press Freedom Hub in Abuja on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, as part of activities marking World Press Freedom Day. Located along the Kado Expressway in the nation’s capital, the facility will serve as the organization’s base of operations to defend press freedom and protect journalists and …

Nigeria’s multi-talented music scene has newfound success and brings with it a powerful story of tenacity. Emerging Afrobeats star Shoday has just released his highly anticipated single, “Come Kulosa” featuring legendary YBNL boss Olamide and the versatile Billionboi. A New Song Shoday – Like Kulosa Ft. Olamide and Billionboi. Released on April 29, 2026, the song immediately rose to …

The Federal Government has stepped up diplomatic pressure on South Africa, demanding accountability for the deaths of two Nigerians and rising anti-foreigner hostility, and warning that the situation could worsen bilateral relations and endanger its citizens. This position became known after Nigeria summoned the Acting High Commissioner of South Africa, Lesoli Machele, to meet in Abuja with the Permanent Secretary …