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The Federal Government has approved N548.98 billion for the demolition and reconstruction of the Carter Bridge in Lagos. Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, announced this decision following a Federal Executive Council meeting.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has confirmed that Iran will compete in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This announcement highlights Iran's continued participation in international football events.
The APC has extended the deadlines for the sale and submission of nomination forms for the 2027 primaries due to a public holiday and high interest from aspirants. This move aims to accommodate more candidates in the upcoming elections.
The naira has shown a slight appreciation against the dollar in the official FX market. This occurred despite a complete lack of turnover in trading activities.
Governor Okpebholo asserts that the challenges faced in 2023 will not be repeated in 2027, dismissing opposition claims about economic hardship and insecurity. He emphasizes the progress made in Anambra despite criticism.
Ethnocentrique has wrapped up The Fashion Games, creating 10,000 jobs through its fashion future program. This initiative marks a significant step forward in the Nigerian fashion industry.
The National Economic Council has approved the establishment of 112 as a National Emergency Response Lifeline. This decision was made during a virtual meeting chaired by Vice President Kashim Shettima.
Gully erosion has severely impacted a road near the Akwa Ibom Government House, affecting both farmland and buildings. This ongoing issue highlights the urgent need for infrastructure and environmental management in the area.
The Federal Government has resolved a 20-year dispute regarding the Murtala Muhammed International Airport. Minister Keyamo announced the approval of an aircraft leasing firm during a recent Federal Executive Council meeting.
The University of Uyo has appointed Professor Christopher Ekong as its new vice chancellor. The appointment followed a rigorous and transparent selection process, according to the Registrar, Blossom Okorie.
The Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party has taken over the party's leadership after a Supreme Court ruling. Wabara has issued new directives to guide the party's operations moving forward.
The Federal Government approves over N7tn for major Nigerian road projects, including the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, Carter Bridge, and Sokoto-Badagry.
Abia State government reports substantial progress in resolving the JUSUN strike, settling key issues like leave allowance and pensions with the union.
Former VP Atiku Abubakar welcomes the Supreme Court’s verdict on the ADC leadership, calling it a victory for Nigerians but urging continued struggle.
The African Democratic Congress welcomes the Supreme Court verdict resolving its leadership crisis, affirming David Mark as National Chairman and calls for
The Nigerian Federal Government has approved the complete demolition and Carter Bridge reconstruction in Lagos due to severe structural deterioration.
INEC welcomes Jamila Manafa as the new national commissioner, strengthening its decision-making capacity as it prepares for upcoming elections.
Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council approves $2.99bn for three major Nigerian rail projects in Lagos, Kano, and Kaduna to boost economic development.
Gombe Police debunk viral social media reports claiming the house of factional ADC chairman Nafiu Bala was set ablaze, calling the information false.
Ex-Kwara commissioner Abdulwahab Agbaje declares his bid for the House of Reps seat for Ifelodun/Offa/Oyun Federal Constituency in the 2027 polls.
VP Shettima urges politicians to avoid political disunity ahead of the 2027 elections, stressing the need for party cohesion and national interest.
The Rivers ADC is celebrating the Supreme Court's ruling that reinstated Senator David Mark's leadership. The party's Chairman-elect, Dr. Chukwudi Dimkpa, emphasizes that their attention will now be on securing victory in the 2027 elections.
The PDP’s Board of Trustees (BoT), led by Adolphus Wabara, has assumed leadership of the party following a Supreme Court judgment nullifying its convention
Fubara is implementing measures to reduce the excessive deployment of security personnel for VIP protection. This initiative aims to enhance security efficiency and minimize resource wastage.
Members of SSANU at FUTA protested against the non-remittance of their National Housing Fund contributions and demanded refunds for retirees. The demonstration highlights ongoing issues with fund management in Nigerian universities.
Niger State is set to establish the Niger State Carbon Market Office to enhance its climate action initiatives. This move underscores the state's commitment to leading in climate change efforts.
A UK court has sentenced Gift Oladele, a 24-year-old Nigerian migrant, to 17 years in prison for raping a 19-year-old woman. The incident occurred in Wrexham, Wales, highlighting serious concerns about crime and safety.
Mercedes-Benz has filed a lawsuit against Nigerian footballer Victor Osimhen for an alleged unpaid leasing debt of €90,000. The legal action highlights ongoing financial disputes involving high-profile athletes.
NASU and SSANU have declared a total strike due to the Federal Government's slow pace in renegotiating allowances. The unions are demanding quicker progress in their negotiations.
The PDP is facing internal strife as the Anyanwu camp criticizes the interpretation of a Supreme Court verdict. Both factions are divided over the implications of the ruling for the party's leadership.