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Nigeria’s Supreme Court is set to deliver judgments on the leadership crises rocking the ADC and PDP, with major implications for the 2027 elections.
Kogi PDP elders demand an apology from Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan for her ‘unwarranted interference’ and endorsement in Kogi East politics.
President Tinubu has removed the NMDPRA boss, Saidu Mohammed, nominating Rabiu Umar as his replacement to strengthen petroleum sector regulation.
ADC’s founding chairman Ralph Nwosu declares the 2027 elections can’t happen without the party, citing millions of members ready to unseat Tinubu.
The Asia-Africa Chamber of Commerce and Industry Nigeria Chapter aims to establish Nigeria as a key hub for trade between Asia and Africa. This initiative is expected to enhance economic ties and trade flows between the two regions.
Several countries have yet to make their debut in the FIFA World Cup despite their potential in regional competitions. This highlights the competitive nature of global football and the opportunities for emerging teams.
Abia State has reported the alleged looting of N1.86 billion in public funds by some officials. This breach of financial regulations and civil service rules has raised significant concerns about accountability in the state's governance.
President Tinubu urged Plateau stakeholders to promote peace to resolve ongoing crises in the state. The Federal Government has approved N2 billion in relief support for victims of recent violence in Jos North.
Platnova Technologies Limited advocates for a unified payments system to enhance Africa's fintech sector. The company highlights the challenges posed by fragmented financial infrastructure across the continent.
The Supreme Court will deliver a judgment on Thursday that could significantly impact the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the African Democratic Party (ADC) as the 2027 general elections approach. This decision is crucial for both parties' political futures.
Shareholders of Nigerian Exchange Group Plc have praised the leadership for its performance. They are encouraging continued focus on growth and value creation.
Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk is appealing a four-year doping ban imposed by the Football Association. He has taken his case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport for review.
United Nigeria Airlines CEO Obiora Okonkwo highlighted the high insurance costs for Nigerian airlines, stating it costs $2 million to insure six planes. In contrast, insuring 25 planes in Europe costs the same amount, indicating a disparity in insurance rates.
Members of the ADC in Rivers State protested against INEC due to a leadership crisis. The demonstration took place from their secretariat to the INEC office.
BRIT Properties Nigeria Limited aims to become Africa's top affordable housing brand by 2030. The company is focusing on addressing the continent's housing gap.
King Charles III showcased his humor during a visit to Washington, reminiscent of his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II. His light-hearted approach provided a contrast to the American leadership style.
Nigeria's new finance minister, Taiwo Oyedele, faces skepticism regarding the impact of his first 100 days in office. Analysts question whether significant changes will materialize under his leadership.
Akil Howson will become the first black official to take part in an FA Cup final when Chelsea face Manchester City next month. The post Akil Howson to make history as first black FA Cup final official appeared first on Vanguard News.
NAICOM is collaborating with NASRDA to utilize satellite technology to improve access to insurance in Nigeria. This partnership aims to enhance the insurance sector's reach and efficiency.
Benfica manager, Jose Mourinho has dismissed speculations linking him with a sensational return to Real Madrid. The post My only target…- Mourinho speaks on Real Madird return appeared first on Vanguard News.
Eniola Fagbemi, popularly known as Sisi Alagbo, has publicly apologised after a private video involving her surfaced online, sparking widespread reactions on social media. The post ‘Forgive me’ — Sisi Alagbo breaks silence after leaked sex tape appeared first on Van...
The Senate has confirmed Mr. Yuguda as the new deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. His appointment was transmitted by President Tinubu in line with constitutional provisions.
African startup investors are increasingly turning to local capital as venture-backed exits hit a record high in 2025. This trend indicates a growing confidence in the local investment landscape.
The Supreme Court is set to deliver its ruling on appeals from the ADC and PDP. The judgement was reserved after a hearing by a five-member panel led by Mohammed Garba.
Egbin Power Plant, Nigeria's largest thermal station, has been shut down following the death of a contractor in an underwater accident. This incident raises concerns about the impact on electricity generation in the country.
Ondo APC elders caution Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa against imposing unpopular candidates for the 2027 elections, urging wide consultation to avoid party cri
Nigeria’s House of Reps urges the Federal Government to complete and operationalise stalled Sokoto automotive projects to boost youth employment and preven
Ekiti Gov. Oyebanji urges APC South-West leaders to publicise President Tinubu’s achievements in economic reform and infrastructure to enlighten Nigerians.
French oil giant TotalEnergies reports a 51% rise in first-quarter net profit to $5.8 billion, boosted by higher oil prices linked to Middle East conflict.
President Bola Tinubu approves a N2bn relief fund for victims of the Angwan Rukuba attack in Jos, Plateau State, urging local leaders to pursue peace.