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Governor Hyacinth Alia has expressed confidence that Benue State will significantly support President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 elections. He assured Tinubu of increased votes from the state for his re-election bid.
Professor Ayo Omotayo, the NIPSS Director General, has apologized to the Gbong Gwom Jos for comments made on TV that were misunderstood. The apology aims to clarify any misinterpretations and restore goodwill.
• Says exit of TSA has accelerated FCTA project delivery Olawale Ajimotokan in Abuja President Bola Tinubu has again repudiated claims that the provision of infrastructure for the legal community
Sunday Ehigiator The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has called on Nigerian students to play an active role in protecting telecommunications infrastructure across the country, describing such facilities as critical national
Oghara Kingdom in Delta State is facing severe security challenges, highlighted by recent kidnappings and murders. The community mourns as the violence disrupts its once peaceful reputation.
Chiemelie Ezeobi Kharkiv National Medical University, on Sunday, announced the death of 23-year-old Nigerian medical student, Adaobi Marian Nnani, who on July 5, 2026, succumbed to injuries sustained during a
Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission (ICPC), have commenced a two-day Anti-Corruption Education and Sensitisation Workshop
• Bagudu: NIN should become country’s single, universally accepted means of identification James Emejo in Abuja Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Abubakar Bagudu, yesterday declared that the newly
Chuks Okocha in Abuja The arrest of the father of Adeniyi Adeyemi, the self-proclaimed Director-General of the disowned Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), has ignited fresh controversy, with human
A fake agency scandal has highlighted significant weaknesses in the oversight capabilities of Nigerian lawmakers. The situation raises concerns about accountability and governance in the country's political landscape.
Eric Teniola suggests that addressing Nigeria's insecurity issues requires political solutions rather than military action. He emphasizes the importance of dialogue in tackling challenges like kidnapping and insurgency.
Recent torrential rains in southern Nigeria have highlighted the ongoing challenges of flooding in the region. The situation underscores a lack of effective measures to address the recurring flood disasters faced by the country.
Nigerian winger Zadok Yohanna is set to join Brighton's first team for pre-season training. This marks a significant step in his career as he prepares for a potential Premier League debut.
Rinsola Babajide of the Super Falcons is focused on winning the WAFCON 2026 championship and securing a World Cup spot. She believes the expanded tournament will increase competition among teams.
BetKing has successfully completed its fifth corporate social responsibility initiative, focusing on healthcare, nutrition, and relief efforts. This initiative highlights the company's commitment to making a positive impact in Nigeria.
France is appealing Michael Olise's yellow card in light of Folarin Balogun's situation, aiming to have it rescinded before the World Cup quarter-final. This move highlights the ongoing discussions around player discipline in international football.
Sunday Oliseh critiques Brazil's recent football performance, attributing their early exit from the 2026 World Cup to a loss of identity and quality. His insights shed light on the challenges faced by the once-dominant team.
Abiodun Adewale from PUNCH has been recognized with the 2026 Open the Knowledge Journalism Awards by ICFJ and Wikimedia. He is among three African journalists honored for their exceptional reporting.
Neurosurgeons are warning that untrained celebrity boxers are at high risk for severe health issues, including dementia and paralysis. They emphasize the need for stricter regulations to protect these individuals.
Nigeria is leading an ECOWAS initiative focused on food fortification to tackle hidden hunger and micronutrient deficiencies. The program aims for 70-100% compliance across member states.
Nigerian physiotherapists are opposing the introduction of new diploma and technician positions, citing concerns over patient safety. They believe this proposal could undermine professional standards in their field.
William Troost-Ekong urges the Super Eagles to learn from their elimination from the 2026 World Cup. He emphasizes the need for the team to make necessary changes moving forward.
Ogunsua-Dixon Tijesuni, a blind student from UNILAG, has triumphed over a brain tumor to achieve the highest score in the JAMB examination. His inspiring journey showcases resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
ICSAN calls on governance professionals to spearhead transformative reforms in Nigeria's sectors. The emphasis is on ethical leadership and corporate governance.
Adebola Williams, founder of MITTA, emphasizes the importance of youth leadership and institutional reforms in Africa. He advocates for active participation in governance rather than protests.
Nigeria's Finance Minister announced that the country has successfully averted an economic collapse and is progressing towards macroeconomic stability. This positive shift follows the implementation of tough reforms aimed at strengthening the economy.
Ghanaian footballers Andre and Jordan Ayew are currently without clubs after their contracts expired. Their future in football remains uncertain as they seek new opportunities.
Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade expresses her readiness for the upcoming WAFCON 2026 tournament in Morocco. She highlights her fitness routine as part of her preparation for the competition.
Christantus Uche proudly displays his UEFA Europa Conference League medal, seemingly taking a jab at former manager Oliver Glasner. His remarks have sparked discussions among fans and analysts alike.
Nigerian sprinter Kayinsola Ajayi celebrates his record-equalling 9.84s victory at the Prefontaine Classic. He expresses ambitions for even faster times in future competitions.