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Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has endorsed Mustapha Gubio as his successor. Zulum's support highlights his confidence in Gubio's capabilities to lead the state.
Airports in 145 countries are outsourcing their infrastructure to cut operational costs. This trend is supported by services like SITA Campus Network, which provides continuous operational assistance.
Zacch Adedeji has outlined a vision aimed at enhancing revenue generation and strengthening institutions in Nigeria. His address at the Nigeria Revenue Service headquarters emphasizes the importance of smarter revenue strategies.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has denied the FCCPC's request to lift an injunction against enforcing certain provisions related to airtime lending. This decision allows the current practices in airtime lending to continue without immediate regulatory changes.
The Nigerian Revenue Service has launched Rev360 to enhance tax collection, starting with medium and emerging taxpayers. This initiative marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Nigeria's tax system.
Scott Parker has mutually agreed to leave his role as head coach of Burnley after the team's relegation from the Premier League. This decision comes as the club seeks to rebuild for the future.
LASEPA warns that noise pollution in Lagos is a serious public health issue, linking prolonged exposure to hypertension, stress, and hearing loss.
Fifteen worshippers have been abducted in Ilejemeje, Ekiti, with the kidnappers demanding a ransom of N1 billion for their release. The Eleda of Eda-Oniyo, Oba Joseph Awolola, has confirmed the situation.
NNPC has successfully completed the River Niger crossing for the OB3 gas pipeline project. This development is expected to boost energy availability and support national economic growth.
HURIWA has expressed serious concerns regarding alleged extrajudicial killings in Nigeria. The organization warns that this situation is becoming increasingly dangerous and requires immediate attention.
The Imperfectly Awesome Conversations Summit (IAC 4.0) is set to occur on Sunday at the MUSON Centre in Lagos. This year's event will focus on themes of resilience and identity.
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori condemns the extrajudicial killing of musician Mene Ogidi by a police officer and demands swift justice for the fam
A Kano court has ordered parties to maintain the status quo in the smart meter bidding process following a suit by Nigerian meter manufacturers.
Dumebi Kachikwu accuses David Mark and his allies of hijacking the ADC party structure through illegally constituted committees, leading to a court battle.
Scott Parker has left his position as head coach of Burnley by mutual consent following the club’s relegation from the Premier League.
Dangote Cement Plc achieved a profit after tax of N321.1 billion for Q1 2026, reflecting strong financial performance. The company's capacity has also expanded to 55 million tonnes, indicating growth in operations.
Nigeria has become the sixth-largest hub for Solana developers globally, showcasing its growing Web3 ecosystem. This development has attracted a capital inflow of $162,000, highlighting the country's potential in the tech sector.
A suspect in the Plateau killings has pleaded not guilty in court. The case has been adjourned to May 8, 2026, with the Attorney-General presenting evidence.
Eight suspects have been arrested by security operatives for the murder of 32-year-old Nyamkyegh Mpalegh, who was buried alive in Benue. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
The rising violence from terrorists in Nigeria has alarmed the public and raised serious concerns. This situation highlights the urgent need for effective security measures to protect citizens.
Former senator Tolu Odebiyi is aiming for a comeback in the Ogun West Senate by obtaining the APC nomination form for the 2027 elections. His announcement marks a significant step in his political career as he seeks to return to the Senate.
Real estate developers in the FCT have called for an investigation into the Federal Housing Authority's leadership over alleged land grabbing. They have submitted a petition to President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly seeking action on the matter.
A teenager was caught at a Thai airport attempting to smuggle 30 tortoises under their clothes. The tortoises, valued at approximately $9,000, are protected under international law.
A mother has been invited by the police after her viral review questioned the appropriateness of a passage in a nursery school textbook. This incident raises concerns about freedom of expression regarding educational materials for young children.
New allegations have emerged against ASP Nuhu Usman, who is already detained for the fatal shooting of a musician. He is now facing claims of extorting N50,000.
Over 100 channels have joined the Digital Switchover program to broadcast free-to-air content in Nigeria. This marks a significant advancement in the country's long-awaited digital transition.
A teenager was murdered by D4vd, who used chainsaws in the act. This incident has raised concerns about the impact on D4vd's music career.
Popular comedian and social commentator Francis Agoda, widely known as I Go Dye, has called for urgent reforms in Nigeria’s policing system, urging the Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, to prioritise justice, transparency and public trust. The post I Go Dye urges police ...
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has received a prestigious award from a Scottish university for her significant contributions to governance and social justice. This recognition highlights her efforts in economic advocacy and community transformation.
Mary Ikoku has announced her candidacy for the House of Representatives seat in Arochukwu–Ohafia Federal Constituency. She is receiving strong backing from party leaders and grassroots executives.