Nationwide Protest: NYCN Gives Tinubu Their Demands Ahead of the August 1 planned protest, the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) has given President Bola Tinubu an eight item demand to reduce the economic hardships that Nigerians are currently facing. The eight items, according to the...

According to Sadiq Atayese, the chairman of the Labour Party in Oyo State, the newly approved N70,000 minimum wage for Nigerian workers is not the solution to the country’s current economic challenges. 

The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has achieved a remarkable triple-digit growth of 202 per cent from N34.730 billion in 2022 to N108.433 billion in 2023 despite challenging macroeconomic conditions coupled with economic headwinds. 

Citing Nigeria's current economic hardship, Retail Supermarkets Nigeria Limited, the company that owns Shoprite and Freshmark, has announced its plans to close its business activities at Novare Wuse Central Mall, Abuja. 

During the 13th edition of the Annual Aare Afe Babalola Public Bar Lecture, legal luminary Aare Afe Babalola highlighted the harsh realities of economic hardship in Nigeria faced by legal practitioners. 

Nigeria's economic hardship has continued with fuel prices continuing to soar in March 2024, caused mainly by the current economic reforms embarked upon by the Bola Tinubu administration, the dynamics of international energy rates as well as Nigeria’s inability to refine its fuels locally.