In this post, we digest some top stories that make up the front pages of major Nigerian newspapers on Thursday 14 November, 2024, and provide key advocacy asks.

Tinubu determined to eliminate bandits, terrorists, says NSA – Punch

The National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, has warned that obstructing security under President Bola Tinubu’s administration will not be tolerated, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

He said this at the Comptroller General of Customs Conference in Abuja, on Wednesday, emphasising the President’s determination to eliminate bandits, terrorists, and other security threats.

While the renewed determination of President Tinubu’s administration to eliminate banditry and terrorism is commendable, it is essential that this commitment goes beyond rhetoric and is swiftly translated into concrete actions.

FCT houses for judges: Falana counters Wike, insists action unconstitutional – Daily Trust

Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, yesterday, once again flayed the construction of houses for judges and justices by the Ministry of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), saying the action is unconstitutional.

We call on President Tinubu to immediately direct governors and federal officials to cease providing giving cars and houses to judges.

Tinubu urges patience as households tighten belts, focus on necessities – The Guardian

Notwithstanding the appeal by President Bola Tinubu about the gains of his reforms, households have expressed pessimism over the rising cost of living in the country and projected that transportation, house purchases, car purchases, rent, and medical expenses will increase over the next six months.

Mr. President, while your call for patience is appreciated, Nigerians are facing unprecedented economic challenges that cannot be eased by words alone. We urge you to take swift, concrete actions to alleviate the burden on households struggling to afford basic necessities.