Faruk Khalil is a local journalist based in Kano, Nigeria. With a focus on local news and current affairs, Faruk covers a wide range of topics including politics, business, and social issues. His articles provide insightful and timely information to the readers in Nigeria.
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Faruk Khalil's articles predominantly focus on local government and politics in Nigeria, with a particular emphasis on Kano. The topics covered include Nigerian politics, the economy, kidnapping, corruption, and the judiciary.
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By: Faruk Khalil
HARDSHIP IN NIGERIA: Atiku’s proposed solutions lack evidence of effectiveness. Presidency. Nigerian presidency dismissed Atiku.
Ndume blasts Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bill, says Nigerians discontent. Ndume called the proposed tax reform bills “dead on arrival.”
NIGERIA: Shekarau blames emergence of new terrorist group on intelligence failure. He said intelligence gathering is lacking.
Lawyer, others tackle Nigerian military, say Lakurawa terror group not new, raising concerns on its implications for national security.
FOREIGN LOANS: Abba, Ganduje disagree on Kano debt portfolio. Abba refuted media reports that it took new foreign debts
Key components, as Nigerian government proposes N47.9 trillion budget for 2025. The Nigerian FEC proposed a budget of N47.9 trillion
NNPCL prays court to strike out Dangote Refinery’s lawsuit on import licence. describing the suit as “incompetent.”
By: Faruk Khalil
Kano govt accuses federal judge of bias, demands his withdrawal from LG election case. Justice Simon Amobeda has been asked to withdraw
Aliero hails Nigerian Army, says Lakaruwa terrorists chased to Niger Republic. Adamu Aliero said the Nigerian Army deserve commendation.
By: Faruk Khalil
Nigeria’s Accountant-General assures Rivers of federal allocation despite legal battle. says it will adhere to court orders.
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