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Governor Nwifuru has dismissed any rift or political friction with Umahi, stating that all issues regarding consensus candidacy will be resolved amicably. He also plans to meet with all aspirants to ensure unity ahead of the 2027 elections.
Nigeria has summoned the South African ambassador in response to violent protests targeting African migrants, including Nigerians. This action highlights ongoing concerns about xenophobia in South Africa.
Remo Stars Coach Abd’Allah discusses the upcoming match against Enyimba in Aba, highlighting the intimidating atmosphere of the venue. He believes the dynamics of the league have changed this season.
SERAP and NGE emphasize the need to protect journalists to ensure peace and democratic stability. They also call for an end to insecurity and impunity in Nigeria.
The Lagos State chapters of the NLC and TUC have expressed their support for Hamzat's governorship bid. This endorsement is seen as a significant boost for his campaign.
LASEPA has sealed more than 40 facilities in Lagos for violating noise pollution regulations. This action underscores the agency's commitment to enforcing environmental laws.
The NDLEA has arrested two elderly men, aged 83 and 78, for drug trafficking in Abia and Ekiti. This operation is part of a broader effort to combat illegal drug activities across Nigeria.
Nigerian motorists are struggling with economic hardship caused by rising petrol prices, which have increased transport fares. They are calling for urgent intervention from the government to address these challenges.
A medical outreach in Kano provided free healthcare to over 1,500 women and children. The initiative included consultations, tests, and medication to support the community's health needs.
A recent petrol price hike in Abuja has led many residents to switch from cars to public transport, with some opting to trek to work. This change reflects the growing financial strain on commuters due to rising fuel costs.
Governor Lawal highlighted the importance of a strong political base for effective governance during the APC congress in Zamfara. The event took place at the Trade Fair ground in Gusau.
Osun State has initiated a program to provide free artificial limbs for 1,000 amputees. This initiative aims to restore mobility and dignity to those in need.
Samuel Adenitan, an Oyo APC Reps aspirant, has pledged to deliver significant development for the Egbeda/Ona-Ara constituency in the lead-up to the 2027 elections. His commitment aims to bring visible and impactful changes to the area.
Gbenga Hashim has condemned the attack on worshippers at Christ Apostolic Church in Ekiti, which resulted in the killing of a pastor and the abduction of several individuals. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for increased security measures in places of worship.
Kenneth Imansuagbon celebrates his 60th birthday, emphasizing the resilience of Nigeria's democracy despite challenges. He highlights a recent Supreme Court ruling on the ADC crisis as proof that democracy cannot be silenced.
Security experts and veterans are sounding the alarm over rising insecurity in Nigeria as the country approaches the 2027 elections. They highlight the complex and evolving threats that could impact the electoral process.
Kabiru Giant has rejected a consensus candidate and is challenging Adamu Aliero in the Kebbi Senate race. He emphasizes the need for a transparent primary process and believes voters are ready for change.
Two elderly men have been arrested for drug trafficking in Nigeria as part of a nationwide crackdown. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat illicit drug activities across the country.
Access Holdings is shifting its strategy from expansion to value creation, aiming to enhance performance across all segments. This move underscores its commitment to optimizing its platform for better outcomes.
Kwara State has started vaccinating 1,714 intending pilgrims for the 2026 Hajj. The Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board is also distributing other necessary materials to support the pilgrims.
Nigeria had a remarkable weekend with a new African record in relay and victories in wrestling and for the Falconets. These achievements showcase the country's growing prowess in sports.
SERAP and the Nigerian Guild of Editors call on the government to protect journalists, tackle widespread insecurity, and end impunity for human rights viol
A 60-year-old building materials trader has been abducted by four masked gunmen in the Monatan community of Oyo State. Police have launched an investigatio
Former Adamawa North lawmaker, Senator Ishaku Abbo, has resigned from the ADC to join the Labour Party, citing unresolved leadership crises within the part
Sokoto Governor Ahmed Aliyu states that North-West governors are united and will not negotiate with bandits, demanding their unconditional surrender.
Governor Bassey Otu expresses deep sorrow over the tragic road crash that resulted in the deaths of students and a staff member from UNICROSS. The incident occurred on the Calabar-Itu Highway.
The Nigerian Army has confirmed the arrest of activist Justice Mark Chidiebere, known as Justice Crack, who had gone missing after criticizing troop welfare in a video. His disappearance has raised concerns about freedom of expression in Nigeria.
The Nigerian Army has confirmed the arrest of blogger 'Justice Crack' for allegedly inciting soldiers. Sources indicate that the Department of State Services is hesitant to accept him due to his poor condition.
A UK-based entrepreneur has funded free emergency surgeries for 43 indigent mothers in Ogun State. This initiative also includes settling hospital bills, significantly aiding maternal health support in the region.
Nigeria has won its 15th African Women’s Wrestling title, achieving an impressive tally of eight gold and two silver medals. Additionally, wrestler Harrison secured a gold medal in the men's category.