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President Tinubu met with global investors in France, receiving commendations for Nigeria's transformative reforms. Investors expressed optimism about the potential of the Nigerian economy.
The International Labour Organisation has highlighted a youth employment crisis in Nigeria, urging the need for an urgent skills strategy. This report emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning to address the challenges faced by young Nigerians in the job market.
The WHO is tracing 80 passengers from a flight after a woman died from hantavirus. This action follows her travel from Saint Helena to Johannesburg.
The Finance Minister, Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, is in discussions with local contractors to address outstanding federal government debts. This engagement aims to facilitate the resolution of these financial obligations.
The African CEO Leadership Forum in Lagos has garnered support from major organizations including the African Union and the AfDB. This backing is expected to enhance leadership development across the continent.
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has launched nine cancer care projects aimed at enhancing diagnosis and treatment access. This initiative is part of a collaborative effort involving various stakeholders over the past two years.
A suspect in an alleged coup has claimed he was misled during a video statement. He has consistently denied any involvement in a coup plot.
Katsina State, located in Upper Northern Nigeria, is rich in history and culture. The state is currently governed by Malam Dikko Umar Radda, who plays a significant role in its development.
A former lawmaker dismisses the Obi-Kwankwaso alliance, stating it lacks the structure and national spread to challenge President Tinubu’s re-election in 2
Kwara State introduces a free, twice-yearly anti-HIV injection, Lenacapavir, to strengthen HIV prevention and reduce new infections among at-risk residents
A 30-year-old man was arrested in Niger State for possessing a gun and military camouflage. The suspect, Agada Isaac, was caught after attempting to flee from the police.
The Nigerian Army has successfully killed terrorists and seized weapons during operations in Zamfara. These targeted raids were conducted in various communities to enhance security.
A coalition of political parties is calling for transparency regarding the Edo flyover projects by invoking the FOI Act. They are demanding detailed information on the costs associated with these projects from the Edo government.
The Nigerian government extends heartfelt condolences to China following a deadly fireworks factory explosion in Hunan Province that claimed numerous lives
Luis Enrique, coach of Paris Saint-Germain, stated that their one-goal lead is insignificant ahead of the Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich. He emphasized that the team will not adopt a defensive strategy.
Goodluck Jonathan has honored former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, calling him a 'servant leader' and a 'gentleman president.' This tribute highlights Yar’Adua's leadership qualities and legacy.
The Federal Government is incorporating peacebuilding strategies into its National Adaptation Plan to address insecurity. This initiative aims to enhance conflict sensitivity in climate adaptation efforts.
The Nigeria Police Force has arrested six suspected kidnappers and rescued multiple victims in Kaduna State. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat kidnapping in the region.
Adams Oshiomhole has urged the Nigerian government to revoke the operating licenses of South African companies MTN and DSTV in response to xenophobia. His call reflects growing tensions and concerns over the treatment of Nigerians abroad.
Ganduje recognized Sanusi as the emir during the inauguration of Kano's new deputy governor, Murtala Garo. This acknowledgment highlights the ongoing significance of traditional leadership in the region.
Abuja residents, particularly civil servants, are struggling with high house rents and are calling for government intervention. The rising costs have become a significant concern for many in the city.
Nigerian crude oil producers delivered less than 50% of the allocated crude to local refineries in early 2026. This shortfall raises concerns about the country's oil supply chain and refinery operations.
Islamic cleric Sheikh Bukar Kashim Goni denies allegations of involvement in a coup plot against President Bola Tinubu, stating that the money he received was for prayers. The hearing regarding the case is ongoing.
The NNPP has decided to adopt a consensus approach for its primaries and has also pardoned members who were previously expelled. This move aims to enhance participation and allow credible candidates to test their popularity in the upcoming elections.
Davido will temporarily halt his music activities to support Governor Ademola Adeleke's re-election campaign. This move highlights the intersection of music and politics in Nigeria.
Senator Godswill Akpabio will lead a Nigerian delegation to South Africa to address xenophobic attacks against Nigerians. The team aims to engage with South African officials to seek solutions to these issues.
Big Brother Naija is set to return for its 11th season, with auditions opening soon. The popular reality show continues to capture the interest of viewers across Nigeria.
US President Donald Trump claims his exercise routine is just one minute a day. He has also reinstated a presidential fitness award aimed at encouraging children to be active.
The Delta City Boy Movement has committed to delivering 2.7 million votes for the APC in the upcoming elections. This pledge is part of a larger goal to secure 10 million votes nationwide for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The World Bank's HOPE Governance Programme is collaborating with states to tackle manpower shortages in basic education and primary health care. This initiative aims to enhance service delivery in these critical sectors across Nigeria.