Shehu Sani Criticizes $150 Billion Samoa Deal
Former Senator Shehu Sani has urged President Tinubu to withdraw from the $150 billion Samoa Agreement, citing "demonic conditions" attached to the deal.
Critics argue the agreement imposes unacceptable provisions on Nigeria, including issues related to same-sex marriage or LGBT rights.
The Nigerian government has denied these allegations, stating the deal focuses on economic and social cooperation.
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CBN Governor Addresses Naira Depreciation Concerns
CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso reassured Nigerians about the naira's stability, despite it hitting N1,507.79 per dollar.
He attributed recent stability to CBN reforms and promised that volatility would not resurface.
Cardoso emphasized ongoing efforts to curb inflation and strengthen the naira through increased foreign exchange inflows and strategic interventions.
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Samoa Agreement: Controversy Over Nigeria-EU Trade Deal
Nigeria's $150 billion trade deal with the EU has sparked controversy due to allegations it supports LGBT rights, conflicting with Nigerian laws.
Government ministers deny these claims, emphasizing the agreement focuses on economic development without mentioning LGBT issues.
The European Parliament had previously removed LGBT provisions, highlighting gender equality instead.
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2025 World Cup Qualifiers: Nigeria and Benin Republic Face Off Again