Live intelligence from 10+ verified Nigerian and UK sources
Michael Olugbode in Abuja The Federal Government has declared Friday, June 12, a public holiday in commemoration of this year’s Democracy Day, underscoring Nigeria’s continued commitment to democratic governance and
The US has issued a warning to foreign influencers attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup about potential deportation for monetizing content on a tourist visa. This alert emphasizes the importance of adhering to immigration laws while participating in the event.
Rivers State Governor Fubara emphasizes that democracy is essential for Nigeria's unity and prosperity. He encourages citizens to uphold democratic values on this significant day.
Stan Nze has condemned the phone theft that occurred during Alexx Ekubo's tribute event, calling attention to a broader issue of declining values in Nigeria. His remarks highlight the need for societal change amidst such incidents.
A NELFUND official announced that over N206 billion has been disbursed to schools and students in the past two years. This funding aims to break financial barriers to higher education in Nigeria.
BlockDAG has emerged as the leading cryptocurrency in June, attracting traders with its low buyback price. This shift comes amid challenges faced by SOL and rising prices for ZEC.
The NDLEA Edo State Command has destroyed N2.8bn worth of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, reaffirming its commitment to combating drug traffick
Sixteen ex-inmates in FCT received fish tanks, N50,000 cash, and other starter packs to support post-release reintegration and reduce recidivism.
Evacuated Nigerians share harrowing experiences of xenophobic attacks, harassment, and discrimination in South Africa, vowing not to return.
TETFund has approved N7.5bn in research grants for 174 projects in 2025, boosting innovation across Nigerian tertiary institutions. Find out more.
The army said the officer’s accomplishments extended beyond academic performance. The post Nigerian Army officer makes history at US War College appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Senator Seriake Dickson announced that the Nigeria Democratic Congress allowed Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to select their own candidates. This decision reflects the party's commitment to empowering its leaders.
Nigeria's oil production increased by 2.2% in May, reaching 1.70 million barrels per day. This marks the first time the country's output has surpassed its OPEC quota since 2026.
Nigeria is increasingly unsafe for drug cartels, as highlighted by Marwa following the conviction of 11 Indian sailors for cocaine trafficking. This marks a significant development in the country's fight against drug-related crimes.
* Promises more modern facilities that befit capital of Africa’s largest democracy * Inaugurates Kuje-airport expressway Deji Elumoye in Abuja President Bola Tinubu has stated that his administration will not
Five individuals have been sentenced to 25 years in prison for their involvement in the kidnapping at St. Mary's Catholic School in Papiri village. This conviction marks a significant step in addressing school abductions in Nigeria.
Haruna Sani, acting spokesperson for the task force, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday, describing the development as a major breakthrough in the ongoing counter-terrorism campaign. The post ISWAP bomb expert, senior commander surrender to Nigerian military – Offici...
* Third extension in six months as MDAs struggle to utilise released funds ...Lawmakers cite procurement delays, outstanding obligations, ongoing projects Sunday Aborisade in Abuja The Senate on Thursday approved
The Lagos State Lottery and Gaming Authority has donated ten new waste compactor trucks to the Lagos State Government. This initiative aims to enhance waste management operations in the city.
Junior Achievement Nigeria (JA Nigeria) and NLNG Cooperative have partnered to provide entrepreneurship training for women-led businesses. The partnership through read more JAN, NLNG Cooperative partner to train women-led businesses
The Senate has approved the second reading of a bill to establish state police in Nigeria, transferring policing powers to subnational governments. This initiative aims to enhance the country's internal security framework.
Lagos police will enforce a crackdown on vehicles without number plates or concealed registration marks. Offenders will face immediate arrest and vehicle impoundment.
Franklin-Kennedy Ibeh, the APC youth leader in Imo State, condemned the xenophobic attacks in South Africa, stating that leaders like Mandela and Tambo would mourn this rise in violence. He emphasized the need for unity among African nations against such discrimination.
S&P Global said food prices could soar more sharply in the months ahead as higher fertiliser and transportation costs pile pressure on global supply chains. The post S&P Global flags food prices as potential driver of inflation across emerging markets appeared first on Pr...
It asked the police to track and apprehend bandits who openly use social media platforms, particularly TikTok, to engage the public while displaying large sums of money believed to be proceeds of crimes. The post Insecurity: Senate Asks States To Halt Peace Deals With Terrorists,...
The Abia State Police successfully rescued two farmers kidnapped by suspected Fulani herdsmen. The operation involved collaboration with local vigilantes and forest guards, although the suspects managed to escape.
FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited has approved the quotation of SKLD Integrated Services Limited’s N860 million Series 1 and N6.44 billion read more SKLD Integrated Services quotes N7.30bn Commercial Papers on FMDQ Exchange
FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited has approved the quotation of Sunbeth Global Concepts Limited’s N150.41 billion Series 1 – 3 Commercial read more Sunbeth quotes N150.41bn multi-series Commercial Papers on FMDQ Exchange
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin poured praise on the Somali referee in a statement released a few hours before global body FIFA's flagship World Cup was to start. The post Somali Referee Banned By US To Officiate UEFA Super Cup appeared first on Channels Television.
Senator David Umahi humorously suggested that the Ministry of Aviation should pay fees for a private jet that landed on a construction road in Delta State. His lighthearted remarks highlight the unusual incident while drawing attention to infrastructure issues.