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Femi Falana has petitioned the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights regarding ongoing xenophobic attacks in South Africa. He seeks urgent action to address these systemic issues affecting foreign nationals.
The European Union has launched a €4.5 million initiative in Sokoto to promote peace and resilience in North-west Nigeria. This project is expected to benefit over 537,000 residents over the next 18 months.
The Nigerian Labour Congress plans to take action against employers failing to remit employee pensions, targeting both local and foreign firms. A picketing event is scheduled for June 1, 2026, to address this issue.
Evelyn Oyome has successfully defended her title at the 2026 Ikoyi Club Ladies Championship, finishing with a gross score of 170. Her performance over the two-day event solidifies her status as a top competitor in women's golf.
By Moshood Oshunfurewa The Federal Government’s recent introduction of a National Textbook Ranking System has sparked fresh debate within Nigeria’s education sector. On the surface, the initiative appears commendable. Any policy aimed at improving the quality of textbooks in...
The US has linked terrorism funding in Nigeria to transnational drug cartels, highlighting a significant increase in cocaine trafficking. Recent drug seizures in West Africa have reached record amounts, raising concerns about the region's role in global terrorism.
The Abia State Government has established a Biomedical Unit to enhance the maintenance and repair of medical equipment. This initiative coincides with the inauguration of 25 roads and the launch of a biogas project in secondary schools, marking a commitment to infrastructure and sustainability.
The Peace Corps of Nigeria has warned that ongoing attacks on students may deter parents from sending their children to school. They are prepared to enhance security measures in educational institutions through personnel deployment and intelligence gathering.
Civil Society Organizations have urged the Independent Electoral Commission and security agencies to ensure a peaceful electoral process in Osun for 2026. They emphasized the need for all stakeholders, including the media, to maintain civility during the elections.
Nigeria’s democracy is not dying loudly. There are no soldiers on the streets, no formal suspension of the constitution. The damage is quieter and, for that reason, far more dangerous. It happens through manipulation of processes, selective application of rules and the stea...
Nigeria and China are exploring opportunities to develop creative enterprises around tea, promoting local adaptations and deepening cultural cooperation.
Nigeria’s FAAN intensifies health screening and surveillance at airports amid Ebola outbreak fears in Central Africa to ensure public safety.
Brent crude oil prices fall to $105 per barrel as US-Iran peace talks show progress, but analysts remain cautious about future supply disruptions.
Foreign investors and local banks are looking to acquire majority stakes in Nigerian insurance firms as the recapitalisation deadline approaches. This interest highlights the growing confidence in Nigeria's insurance sector.
Travellers are expressing frustration as major Nigerian airlines increase their base fares to over N200,000. The fare hikes from Air Peace, Ibom Air, and United Nigeria Airlines have sparked complaints among passengers.
Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) have opposed Lagos State's initiative to eliminate tariff classification. They warn that this could result in unrest, market instability, and potential blackouts due to the lack of stable supply.
Governor Peter Mbah has inspected the Enugu smart city and major roads, showcasing the progress of key infrastructure projects. This inspection comes ahead of their upcoming inauguration, highlighting the government's commitment to development.
The South West region is experiencing increased insecurity due to bandit activities. This escalating situation poses a challenge to the ongoing efforts to promote affordable education in the area.
Nigeria has launched its first comprehensive Net Zero Investment Plan to drive climate finance and promote a green economy. This initiative marks a significant step towards sustainable economic transformation in the country.
Wrexham has congratulated goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo on his first senior call-up to the Nigeria Super Eagles for the summer Unity Cup. This recognition highlights Okonkwo's rising profile in football.
Nigerian football legend Kanu Nwankwo celebrates Arsenal's Premier League title win, marking a significant achievement for the club. His reaction highlights the joy and pride felt by fans and former players alike.
Lagos State plans to release compliance scorecards for private materials testing laboratories. This initiative aims to enhance ethical standards and quality assurance in the construction sector.
Lagos State disburses over N6bn to 123,314 vulnerable households through its Conditional Cash Transfer Programme to ease economic hardship for residents.
A coalition of northern groups calls for the urgent restructuring of Nigeria and regional autonomy to combat deepening insecurity, poverty, and unemploymen
Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (PINL) has empowered 1,000 women in Bayelsa by providing each with N250,000. This initiative aims to strengthen household incomes and support local communities.
On World Family Doctor Day, Nigerian practitioners are advocating for better working conditions and increased government support. This initiative aims to enhance patient care and address the issue of brain drain in the healthcare sector.
Reuben Okoya, a former PDP governorship aspirant, has defected to the newly formed Nigeria Democratic Congress along with other prominent political figures in Bayelsa State. This move signifies a shift in the political landscape as new parties emerge ahead of upcoming elections.
The APC primaries saw a mix of consensus candidates and significant protests across various states. Allegations of fraud have also surfaced, casting a shadow over the electoral process.
Stakeholders have raised concerns about the shortcomings in Nigeria's table tennis development, highlighting issues such as inadequate funding and insufficient tournaments. These challenges are seen as barriers to achieving global competitiveness in the sport.
Turkish President Erdoğan hosted Victor Osimhen and his Galatasaray teammates to celebrate their Süper Lig championship win. This recognition highlights the success of the Nigerian striker and his team's achievements in Turkey.