Ademola Lookman’s Inspiring Journey from England to Nigeria: Embracing Heritage and Championing Success
By Griffin Mbaye, 29 Oct, 2024 / Sports

Ademola Lookman’s Inspiring Journey from England to Nigeria: Embracing Heritage and Championing Success

Ademola Lookman, a prominent Atalanta forward, recently opened up about his heartfelt decision to switch allegiance from England to Nigeria, highlighting his profound connection to his Nigerian roots. Despite his diverse career in English youth football, Lookman chose to represent the Super Eagles and has credited his success in this journey to familial support and the nurturing environment at Atalanta.

Nigerian Authorities Detain Tailors for Crafting Russian Flags Amid Anti-Government Protests
By Griffin Mbaye, 6 Aug, 2024 / World News

Nigerian Authorities Detain Tailors for Crafting Russian Flags Amid Anti-Government Protests

Nigerian authorities have detained tailors involved in creating Russian flags for anti-government protests against President Bola Tinubu's economic reforms. The protests have prompted heightened government surveillance and enforcement, sparking concerns among civil rights groups about freedom of expression and assembly. The international community is closely monitoring the unfolding situation in Nigeria.

Nigeria's President Tinubu Implements New Minimum Wage Amid Growing Economic Challenges
By Griffin Mbaye, 26 Jul, 2024 / Economy

Nigeria's President Tinubu Implements New Minimum Wage Amid Growing Economic Challenges

President Bola Tinubu's government in Nigeria has enacted a new minimum wage law, pegging the monthly minimum wage at 70,000 naira ($44) after extensive negotiations with labor unions. Initially demanding much higher figures, unions grudgingly accepted the lower amount due to accompanying benefits and the promise to review the wage law every three years. This move is aimed at mitigating potential strikes amidst escalating living costs and inflation.