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Nigeria's bilateral debt rose by $634 million to $6.72 billion in 2025, largely due to loans from France and China. This increase highlights the country's ongoing reliance on foreign borrowing for development.
Folashade Okoya celebrates her 49th birthday and her daughter Olamide's engagement. The dual celebration highlights a joyous occasion for the Okoya family.
Silekunola Ogunwusi celebrated her birthday with her son, family, and friends, sharing touching moments. The event highlighted the importance of family bonds and joyful celebrations.
Rep. Leke Abejide celebrated his wife's 50th birthday and their 20th wedding anniversary in a grand event in Abuja. The occasion was attended by various political leaders, marking a significant personal and social milestone.
Dignitaries, including Margaret Obi and Emem Usoro, celebrated Dolly Nwakuche's 80th birthday in a grand event. The gathering highlighted the contributions of Nwakuche to the Nigerian Immigration Service.
Dania Scott's brother reveals that kidnappers initially demanded a ransom of N5 million before going silent. The family is left in distress as they await news on his whereabouts.
Internal court battles are undermining Nigeria's opposition parties as they prepare for the 2027 elections. This turmoil is particularly affecting the PDP, LP, and NNP.
Gunmen have abducted pastors from the Redeemed and CAC churches in Kogi State, causing widespread panic. Families of the victims are also among those taken, heightening fears in the community.
Nigerians are expressing disappointment over the federal government's weak response to xenophobic attacks in South Africa. In contrast, they commend Ghana for its strong diplomatic actions regarding the issue.
The PDP is expected to lose its minority leadership in the House of Representatives due to ongoing defections. These changes are strengthening the rival ADC party's position.
The Birch Freeman Old Boys Association has re-elected Brig.-Gen. Anthony Onibasa as its leader. This decision marks a continued commitment to the alumni's goals and initiatives.
The University of Lagos has introduced new postgraduate programmes in Digital Humanities, including PGD, MA, and PhD options. These programmes are set to commence in September 2026.
Gunmen attacked students at Olabisi Onabanjo University in Ogun, injuring several and stealing valuables. The incident raises concerns about security on campuses in Nigeria.
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has been honored with two awards for his administration's efforts in infrastructure and urban renewal. The recognition comes from Independent Newspapers, highlighting the positive impact of his projects.
Funmi Komolafe encourages gratitude to God as April ends, reflecting on the potential of the remaining eight months of the year. She emphasizes the importance of seeking divine elevation during this time.
Carloha Nigeria is participating in the Chery International Business Summit in Beijing, China. The event runs from April 22 to 28, 2026, alongside Auto China 2026.
A discussion highlights the shift in parenting styles, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing marriage over children. This perspective contrasts with stricter boundaries observed in past parenting practices.
Jetour Nigeria has confirmed its exclusive representation of the Jetour brand in Nigeria after being appointed in 2022. The company also received a global award, highlighting its successful market presence.
A mobility expert warns that the recent vehicle import tariff cut by the Federal Government is insufficient without a solid automotive policy. He emphasizes the need for a clear and consistent framework to support the auto industry.
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and others celebrated Bushura Alebiosu on his 90th birthday, honoring his legacy of integrity and service. They praised his selfless leadership and contributions to societal progress.
Aminu Ringim, the former NNPP governorship candidate in Jigawa State, has switched allegiance to the ADC. This move indicates a significant political shift in the region as the 2027 elections approach.
Security operatives in Plateau State have arrested two suspected kidnappers and recovered N8 million ransom. The arrests are part of ongoing efforts to combat kidnapping in the region.
The Nigerian Consulate has issued a warning to Nigerians in South Africa about potential violent anti-foreigner protests. Citizens are advised to exercise caution and stay updated through local media.
Gunfire has erupted in several districts of Mali, including areas known to be strongholds of the ruling junta. The military, which has been in power since two coups, has yet to comment on the situation.
The Badminton World Federation has approved a new scoring system set to take effect in 2027. The change to a 3×15 format aims to enhance match dynamics and viewer engagement.
Ministers Festus Keyamo and Taiwo Oyedele are collaborating to protect airlines from fluctuating fuel prices. Their discussions aim to alleviate the financial pressures faced by domestic carriers.
Resident doctors have suspended their planned strike after the federal government promised to address their arrears. This decision comes amid ongoing concerns over welfare issues and allowance structures.
The Labour Party has successfully concluded its nationwide congresses to elect leaders at various levels. Attention now shifts to the upcoming convention in Umuahia.
Man City has made history by becoming the first club to reach four consecutive FA Cup finals. This achievement highlights their dominance in English football.
Air Peace has cited fuel scarcity as the reason for indefinite flight delays at Lagos airport, leading to passenger frustration. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in the aviation sector due to fuel supply issues.