Latest news summary in Nigeria
The headlines from Nigeria today cover a range of topics. The Nigerian men's and women's basketball teams have made history by reaching the quarterfinals of the Olympics, becoming the first African teams to do so. In other news, journalists covering protests in Nigeria have faced violence, with many dodging bullets and nearly 700 people being arrested by the police.
Arik Air's fleet has not been suspended, despite earlier reports suggesting otherwise. The Nigerian president has called for an end to the protests against economic hardship, blaming a political agenda for the violence. However, the protests continue, with calls for an end to the high cost of living in the country.
The Nigerian selection committee has called for entries for the 97th Oscars, and at least eight people have been shot dead in a gunmen attack in southern Nigeria. In other news, the Nigerian government has debunked the killing of a teenager during protests, and six institutions have received a N2bn students' loan.
Nigeria's president has urged an end to the protests against economic hardship, referring to the violence as "bloodshed." On a positive note, the FCT Ohanaeze has commended the people of the South East for shunning the nationwide protests.
In summary, Nigeria is grappling with protests, violence, and economic hardship, while also celebrating achievements in sports and cinema. The country's leadership is calling for an end to the protests, but the public continues to demand change.
Source of content: OOO News 2024-08-04 News
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