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#October 2025

Bitcoin Breaks Seven-Year “Uptober” Streak with First October Loss Since 2018

Bitcoin is on track to record its first monthly loss in October since 2018, snapping a seven-year streak of October gains that had earned the month a favourable reputation among cryptocurrency traders.

95News•11/1/2025

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Adekunle Gold Shares Emotional Journey with Sickle Cell

Adekunle Gold has opened up about his ongoing battle with sickle cell disease, revealing that he still experiences painful crises despite decades of managing the condition.

95News•11/1/2025

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Fuel Price Anxiety Grows as Depot Rate Climbs to ₦889/Litre

Nigerians are growing increasingly anxious as the ex-depot price of petrol hits ₦889 per litre, signaling a potential surge in pump prices and deepening economic strain.

95News•11/1/2025

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Falana Slams Midnight Demolitions in Lagos, Abuja

Human rights lawyer Femi Falana (SAN) has condemned the midnight demolitions carried out in Lagos and Abuja, calling them unconstitutional and likening the scenes to war zones, saying “We’re not in Gaza.”

95News•10/31/2025

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TAFTA & Mastercard Foundation Boost Nigeria’s Creative Economy

TAFTA and the Mastercard Foundation have empowered over 50,000 young creatives across Nigeria through training, mentorship, and enterprise development programs, with a special focus on women entrepreneurs.

95News•10/31/2025

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Medical Doctor Abducted in Anambra, Police Launch Rescue Operation

A medical doctor from Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH), Nnewi, was abducted by gunmen in Anambra State on October 30, 2025. Police have launched a manhunt to rescue the victim and apprehend the suspects.

95News•10/31/2025

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ADC Urges Tinubu to Scrap 15% Fuel Import Duty

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has called on President Bola Tinubu to withdraw the 15% fuel import duty, arguing that it exacerbates economic hardship and undermines efforts to stabilize fuel prices.

95News•10/31/2025

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Tanzania Election Protests Turn Deadly: 700 Reported Dead

At least 700 people have reportedly died in Tanzania following three days of violent protests over the country’s disputed general election, according to multiple sources including opposition leaders and international media.

95News•10/31/2025