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Governor Fubara has unveiled a N1.85 trillion budget proposal for 2026, marking a 24.49% increase from the previous year's adjusted budget. This ambitious financial plan aims to enhance the state's revenue and development initiatives.
Nigerian military forces have captured an alleged foreign terrorist in Borno and seized illegal drugs including cannabis and hydromercuric chloride. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and drug trafficking in the region.
The National Health Insurance Authority reports that over 22 million Nigerians are now enrolled in the mandatory health insurance scheme. This marks a significant step towards achieving Universal Health Insurance Coverage in the country.
Yemi Adetayo emphasizes the importance of a value-adding mindset in organizations. He argues that while qualifications may secure a job, it is the value one contributes that drives career advancement.
President Tinubu met with security leaders to assess and enhance current security strategies in Nigeria. They noted improvements in the security situation and committed to building on these achievements.
Spain aims to secure a World Cup final against France by defeating Belgium. The Spanish defense remains unbreached in the tournament so far.
Morocco's coach Ouahbi is determined to strengthen the team after their World Cup elimination. He emphasizes the need for hard work to improve their performance in future competitions.
The Nigeria Immigration Service has ended its third-party visa application service in the U.S. Travellers must now apply directly at Nigerian Embassies and Consulates.
Air Peace has successfully completed its fourth evacuation flight, bringing home 1,085 Nigerians from South Africa. This operation was conducted in collaboration with the Federal Government.
Olaide Alim emphasizes the importance of technical knowledge for startup founders to enhance their leadership skills. He highlights the growing significance of technology in Africa's digital finance and e-commerce sectors.
Planet has launched a new berry-flavored soft drink called Planet Berries, expanding its product lineup. This addition brings the total number of flavors to four, offering consumers more choices.
Mobile Screens and Sounds (MSS) is set to train 100 Nigerian youths in industry-related skills, focusing on screen and live event production. This initiative is part of their Corporate Social Responsibility efforts.
Diesel prices have significantly increased in major Nigerian cities, while petrol prices remain stable. This contrast raises concerns about the energy market dynamics in the country.
Scientists warn that climate change is worsening Nigeria's security issues, leading to increased violence and conflict. This highlights the urgent need for addressing environmental challenges to improve national stability.
Nigeria has suspended US visa centres, directing applicants to submit their applications at embassies and consulates instead. This change aims to streamline the visa application process for Nigerians and residents in the US.
MultiChoice has officially become a full subsidiary of Canal+, enhancing its position in Africa's pay television market. Canal+ CEO David Mignot announced this significant integration, marking a new phase for the company.
A presidential commendation has recognized a significant achievement described as a remarkable hat trick. This acknowledgment highlights the contributions made within the FCT commissions.
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has mobilized over N100 billion in unused grants, significantly impacting basic education across Nigeria. Additionally, the commission has successfully constructed 4,600 classrooms to enhance learning environments.
Juliet Akoje in Abuja The House of Representatives on Thursday urged the federal government to step up diplomatic engagement with the South African government to safeguard the lives of Nigerians
Olori Atuwase III, the Queen Consort of Warri Kingdom, will be the keynote speaker at the Early Years Childcare Conference in July 2026. The conference will focus on enhancing childcare practices under the theme 'Beyond Care: Positioning'.
Shao ZongHe of CCECC Nigeria Limited highlights the crucial role of diligent project oversight in accelerating infrastructure development. He specifically references the successful completion of the Collector Road C01 and bridge in Abuja.
President Bola Tinubu has pledged to honor the trust of Nigerians by implementing reforms aimed at achieving lasting prosperity. He encouraged supporters to spread the message of Renewed Hope to every household.
The spread of small arms in Nigeria poses a serious threat to community security and livelihoods. Addressing this issue is crucial for restoring hope and stability in affected areas.
US Soccer has confirmed that Christian Pulisic suffered a leg fracture during their 4-1 loss to Belgium in the World Cup. This injury is a significant setback for the team as they progress in the tournament.
A recent article highlights that Nigeria is unaware of the ongoing geopolitical contest involving NATO. The author, Joshua J. Omoyuwa, emphasizes the need for Nigeria to recognize and understand these dynamics.
Nearly 4,000 fatalities have been reported following twin earthquakes in Venezuela, with around 17,000 injuries and nearly 18,000 people displaced. The earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, struck on June 24.
France has secured a place in the World Cup semi-finals after defeating Morocco 2-0. This victory marks a significant step towards France's pursuit of a third World Cup title.
The fifth group of Nigerian evacuees from South Africa has arrived in Lagos, increasing the total number to around 1,000 due to recent xenophobic attacks. This effort highlights the government's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizens abroad.
President Bola Tinubu met with security chiefs at the Presidential Villa to discuss Nigeria's security challenges. The meeting aims to enhance strategies for addressing ongoing insecurity in the country.
The Africa CDC highlights improvements in laboratory capacity for Ebola testing in DR Congo, with over 2,000 tests conducted daily. However, they caution that the outbreak is still outpacing the country's response efforts.