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The De-Renaissance Patriots Foundation has raised alarm over what it described as sustained marginalization of indigenous Lagosians and attempts to erode their political and cultural rights through a proposed constitutional amendment currently before the National Assembly. In a strongly worded statement issued Wednesday, the group rejected the amendment, which seeks to redefine indigeneship based on birth, prolonged residency, or marriage, rather than ancestry and historical ties to land. The Foundation warned that the proposal, if passed, would undermine the constitutional rights of indigenous peoples across Nigeria, with Lagos State being the most affected. “Indigeneship is a matter of heritage, not…

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In a heartfelt appeal to the Niger State Government and the All Progressives Congress (APC), the Coalition of Shiroro Associations (COSA) is calling for a rethink—a chance to restore balance, fairness, and trust in Shiroro Local Government. At the center of the plea is a simple but powerful message: zone the chairmanship to Lakpma. For years, the people of Shiroro have taken pride in a tradition of rotating leadership among the three major axes—Kuta, Gwada, and Lakpma. It wasn’t just politics; it was a community agreement. A handshake of understanding that ensured no one was left behind. That sense of…

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As the World Earth Day is being observed, the Ondo State Goodwill Ambassador for Environment, Ms. Olayemi Olapeju, has extended her condolences to families around the world who have lost loved ones to wildlife attacks. Olapeju expressed her sympathy during the inauguration of the “No to Extinction: Art for Environment” campaign at Elegbeka Farm Settlement in Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State on Wednesday. As part of activities marking World Earth Day, the ambassador organised a week-long series of events to promote environmental awareness. She stressed that the importance of the day goes beyond its annual celebration on April…

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released its 2025 global economic outlook, projecting a modest but steady recovery for many countries, with Nigeria expected to post a 3.0% growth rate. The projection signals cautious optimism for Africa’s largest economy amid ongoing reforms and efforts to boost non-oil sectors. According to the IMF’s forecast, India is set to lead the global growth chart with a robust 6.2% expansion, followed by China at 4.0%. Saudi Arabia and Nigeria are each projected to grow by 3.0%, outperforming several advanced economies. In contrast, growth in major Western economies remains subdued. The United States is…

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