In today’s Nigerian Newspapers review program, Today in the News, Vanguard leads with various industry groups and analyst finding faults within the Federal Government’s proposed 2025 budget.
Another headline has Gunmen enforcing the monday Sit-at-Home order in Anambra State have claimed the lives of four people and severely injured the President General of Abatete, Mr. Chimame Ezigbo.
Another reports on the Presidency lays accusations that ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo administration brought upon the economic degradation in the country.
The Nation leads with the Presidency going at Obasanjo saying that the ex-President has no moral authority or competence to sermonise on good governance and effective leadership.
Moving to other Nigerian newspapers, The Guardian reports on the alarming amount of out-of-school children in Nigeria as various state governors shun the Universal Basic Education initiative.
Finally, The Punch reports on the fresh plans of borrowing N31 Trillion by the Federal Government, potentially summing up Nigeria’s total debt up to N170 trillion.
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