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NASRE Advocates Civility, Calmness As Nigerians Set For National Protest

Openlife Reporter July 31, 2024

NASRE Advocates Civility OpenLife Nigeria reproduces a statement by the Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors on the proposed nationwide protest against hunger in…

End Bad Governance: CDHR Identifies With The Right Of Citizens To Freely Express Their Views In A Democratic Society, Cautions Against Violent Protest

Openlife Reporter July 31, 2024

End Bad Governance OpenLife Nigeria reports that the position of the foremost human rights organisation in Nigeria, the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights,…

Foremost Human Rights Group In Nigeria, CDHR, Unveils Its Position On Planned Nationwide Protests

Openlife Reporter July 30, 2024

Foremost Human Rights Group OpenLife Nigeria reports that the position of the foremost human rights organisation in Nigeria, the Committee for the Defence of Human…

Planned Protests: Wole Oladipo Raises Questions About Nation, Nationality, Public And Self Interests

Openlife Reporter July 26, 2024

Planned Protests OpenLife Nigeria reproduces a piece by Wole Oladipo, a retired civil servant and vocal public affairs commentator, in which he makes allusion to…

Economic Hardship: Pro-Democracy Group Hails Kalu, Reps Over Salary Slash

Openlife Reporter July 21, 2024

Economic Hardship OpenLife Nigeria reports that the Socialist Movement of Africa (SMA) has commended the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Benjamin…

Middle Belt Youths Won’t Protest Against Tinubu, Bago’s Administration—NCYG

Openlife Reporter July 21, 2024

Middle Belt Youths OpenLife Nigeria reports that the North Central Youth Group, a vibrant coalition of young people from the Middle Belt, has distanced itself…

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NASRE Advocates Civility, Calmness As Nigerians Set For National Protest

End Bad Governance: CDHR Identifies With The Right Of Citizens To Freely Express Their Views In A Democratic Society, Cautions Against Violent Protest

Foremost Human Rights Group In Nigeria, CDHR, Unveils Its Position On Planned Nationwide Protests

Planned Protests: Wole Oladipo Raises Questions About Nation, Nationality, Public And Self Interests

Economic Hardship: Pro-Democracy Group Hails Kalu, Reps Over Salary Slash

Middle Belt Youths Won’t Protest Against Tinubu, Bago’s Administration—NCYG

You Need Not Less Than $45,000 To Drop A Song, Darkoo, Nigerian-British Singer Gives Breakdown

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Sam Creatives Gains Ground As A Rising Name In Ghana And African Fashion