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The military has refuted claims of inadequate feeding for troops in the North-east, labeling them as misleading. This statement comes from the Theatre Command North East Joint Task Force, Operation HADIN KAI.
The UN calls for the immediate release of two Gaza flotilla activists detained by Israel, demanding an investigation into reports of severe mistreatment.
Oyo APC stakeholders reject moves to impose a consensus candidate for the 2027 election, warning it could collapse the party and demanding direct primaries
Nigeria launches a new strategy to address a 30,000 midwife shortage and boost its midwifery workforce, aiming to reduce high maternal and infant mortality
Nigeria’s finance minister reaffirms the government’s commitment to market-driven economic reforms, stating they will not reintroduce subsidies or price co
Millions of fans in Asia may miss the 2026 World Cup as broadcasters are yet to secure broadcast rights due to unsociable match times and high costs.
Anambra police arrested a 22-year-old suspected cultist in Obosi, recovering firearms. The suspect confessed to involvement in murder and kidnapping.
Dele Momodu claims President Tinubu’s actions forced Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso into a political alliance ahead of the 2027 Nigerian elections.
The Nigerian Army Armour School commences new courses to boost troop skills, emphasizing discipline, combat readiness, and professionalism.
Rep. Philip Agbese expresses confidence in new Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele to tackle delays in capital projects and stabilize Nigeria’s fiscal framework
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Nineteen members of the National Assembly have defected to the Nigeria Democratic Congress, strengthening its position as a significant force. This shift highlights ongoing political crises within the assembly.
ADC chieftain Babachir Lawal calls Peter Obi ‘shifty,’ stating the party never felt his heart was in it and his defection was driven by fear.
Resident doctors have condemned the assault on a colleague at a Delta teaching hospital, labeling it a barbaric act. They are now backing a strike to ensure the safety of healthcare professionals.
A Nigerian CEO highlights the need for local HR software to address the complexities of payroll and workforce management. This gap in the market is driving their company's expansion efforts.
A human-to-human hantavirus strain has been confirmed in a cruise passenger. Experts emphasize that such transmission is extremely rare and requires close contact.
Amaka Udeh discusses the evolution of Nigeria's real estate sector, highlighting the need for improved transparency and documentation. These factors are crucial for boosting investor confidence and driving growth in the industry.
A rainstorm in a Kaduna community has tragically claimed two lives and displaced many residents. Extensive damage to homes has been reported following the storm's impact.
Massad Fares Boulos and SCOA Nigeria Plc are threatening legal action over allegations of fraud related to the Coastal Road project. They have issued a cease-and-desist notice demanding the withdrawal of these claims.
Aspirants in Katsina are challenging the APC's consensus outcomes by purchasing nomination forms despite being denied tickets. This has led to accusations of favoritism towards elite candidates within the party.
Police have cordoned off the ACF headquarters in Kaduna amid a deepening leadership crisis. Security vehicles are stationed at the entrance, indicating heightened tensions.
ECOWAS has initiated an investigation into the rising terrorism and xenophobic attacks in South Africa. This move highlights the organization's commitment to protecting its citizens across member states.
Ifedayo Adedapo Kolawoe Adeyeye, a Nigerian father convicted of kidnapping his son, has been mistakenly released from a UK prison and is now on the run. This incident raises concerns about prison management and the handling of serious offenders.
China’s Foreign Minister calls for a complete end to Middle East fighting and urges the US and Iran to reopen the vital Strait of Hormuz as soon as possibl
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended the N15 million ticket price for the World Cup final, addressing criticism regarding its cost. He emphasized the unique dynamics of the event that justify the pricing.
Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned threats made against its citizens in South Africa. The statement highlights the government's commitment to protecting Nigerians abroad.
Nigeria and Ghana have enhanced their collaboration to combat drug trafficking cartels. This partnership aims to strengthen law enforcement efforts in both countries.
GMYT Fashion Academy has successfully inducted 21 new entrepreneurs, showcasing its commitment to fostering talent in the fashion industry. This milestone highlights the academy's role in empowering the next generation of fashion professionals.
Nigerian stakeholders in tourism and infrastructure have signed a strategic agreement to enhance the country's status as a global tourism hub. This initiative aims to attract more visitors and boost the economy through improved tourism services.
Crude deliveries to Dangote and other refiners fell to 28.5 million barrels in Q1, despite an allocation of 61.9 million barrels. The NUPRC attributes this shortfall to pricing discrepancies between producers and local refiners.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has cut its presidential nomination fee to N90 million and unveiled a new timetable for the 2026 primaries. This move aims to encourage more candidates to participate in the upcoming elections.