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BNXN says living in Lagos is more expensive than living in the US

Nigerian singer and songwriter BNXN (formerly Buju) has said that it is now more expensive to live in Lagos than in the United States, citing the dramatic rise in housing, food, electricity and transportation costs in Nigeria's commercial capital. BNXN made the revelation during an interview, explaining that the cost of maintaining a developed country lifestyle in Nigeria has become extremely high. He noted that while Nigeria is a least developed country, maintaining first-world standards of living there is hard and expensive. The singer explained that for an average person, living in Lagos costs about 6.9 times more than the average salary because imported lifestyle expectations make everyday expenses disproportionately high. This includes housing, food, transport, energy and other essential costs. BNXN's comments highlight the growing economic pressure on Nigerians trying to maintain modern lifestyles in Lagos. The city is […]

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US Flights to Return to Normal After Restrictions Lifted

US flights will return to normal schedules on Monday morning after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted flight reductions that had been imposed during the recent government shutdown. The restrictions, which saw up to 10% of domestic flights cut at 40 of the busiest US airports due to air traffic control understaffing, disrupted thousands of journeys nationwide. The government shutdown, lasting a record 43 days, forced air traffic controllers to work without pay and resulted in increased cancellations, particularly as the Thanksgiving travel rush approaches. President Donald Trump signed a bill to end the shutdown, with the FAA announcing that “normal operations can resume” from 6 am Washington time on Monday. Transport Secretary Sean Duffy said the focus will now shift to hiring more controllers and modernizing air traffic infrastructure. Over the weekend, flights remained reduced by 3% as airlines […]

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FG Secures N250bn for Kaduna, Kano Light Rail Projects

The Federal Government has secured N250 billion to fund light rail projects in Kaduna and Kano States, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, announced on Monday in Abuja. Speaking at a world press conference, Idris said President Bola Tinubu’s administration is committed to balanced and inclusive development across all regions. He explained that N150 billion has been secured for the Kano project, while N100 billion is allocated to Kaduna. “Contrary to the perception in some quarters, this administration has demonstrated uncommon commitment to equitable development since assuming office,” Idris said. “No zone is taking a back seat. Every region is benefitting.” The minister added that local governments are being fiscally reintegrated with financial autonomy to boost grassroots development. He further noted that state governments now receive significantly higher allocations from the federation account, thanks to savings […]

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New Local Ride-Hailing App “GoRide” Launches.

Ghana’s new ride-hailing app, "GoRide," has officially launched, offering a local alternative to international competitors like Uber and Bolt. Developed with the Ghanaian market in mind, GoRide aims to provide more affordable, tailored services that cater to local transportation needs and conditions. The platform is designed to boost local economic growth by giving Ghanaian drivers a platform with lower commission rates, resulting in better earnings and greater control over their work. Users can access GoRide through a mobile app, which supports secure payments and live ride tracking, promising convenience and security.In addition to providing affordable transport, GoRide aims to foster competition in Ghana’s growing ride-hailing sector by emphasizing high-quality, customer-focused service and locally oriented features.

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Baby’s Body Recovered in Obuasi Bus Tragedy.

A heart-wrenching accident in Obuasi involving a VIP bus has claimed multiple lives, including a baby whose body was tragically recovered. The bus reportedly veered off course and crashed into a ditch. Rescue efforts have been ongoing, with emergency services responding swiftly. The accident has prompted renewed discussions on road safety and vehicle maintenance, with community members calling for stricter regulations and enforcement to prevent such tragedies.

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Ghana and China in Talks to Resume Stalled Sekondi-Takoradi Interchange Project.

The Ghanaian government is in negotiations with Chinese counterparts to resume work on the PTC Interchange project in the Sekondi-Takoradi metropolis, Western Region. This three-tier interchange, meant to boost road infrastructure and economic growth, stalled after the Chinese contractor left the site in January 2023. With 80% of the work completed, the government aims to finish the project within the year. Ongoing road improvements in the region, including the Takoradi-Elubo highway and Takoradi-Agona Nkwanta road, are also expected to enhance transportation and boost trade.

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