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Nigeria’s Auditor-General highlights weak internal controls and capacity gaps hindering government accountability. Discover efforts to strengthen public fi
Kogi State Government vows justice for victims of the Iluke community bandit attack, where three were killed and a mass abduction averted.
The Federal High Court announces its 2026 annual vacation from July 27 to September 11. Urgent matters will be heard in designated vacation courts.
The US Department of State has implemented new rules to combat ‘birth tourism,’ impacting Nigerians and other foreign nationals seeking US citizenship for
The Federal Government has approved new guidelines to regulate honorary doctorate awards in Nigerian universities, curbing abuse and restoring academic cre
The Nigerian Senate has passed a landmark bill to establish a legal framework for receivables financing, unlocking crucial funding for small businesses and
RMAFC Chairman, Dr. Mohammed Shehu, emphasizes that ongoing tax reforms in Nigeria must protect taxpayers while ensuring equitable revenue allocation. Lear
APC and Accord Party exchange accusations over recent political violence in Osun State. Learn about the alleged attacks and calls for security intervention
President Tinubu calls on FCT residents and businesses to pay taxes and ground rents to fund critical infrastructure development in Abuja. Your compliance
US President Donald Trump announced plans Wednesday to attend the World Cup, as the global football tournament prepares to kick off. The post I will be at World Cup, says Trump appeared first on Vanguard News.
By Wole Mosadomi MINNA — Panic swept through Minna, the Niger State capital, on Wednesday as parents rushed to schools to withdraw their children following rumours of an impending attack by armed groups on educational institutions in the city. The scare also forced many shop ow...
The U.S. government has launched a crackdown on birth tourism networks, revoking over 600 visas issued to foreigners who used the route to secure citizenship for their children. The post U.S shuts down birth tourism rings, revokes over 600 visas worldwide appeared first on Vangua...
The Senate Committee on Public Accounts has ordered the arrest of former Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Mele Kyari, following his failure to appear before the committee investigating audit queries relating to NNPCL’s fi...
The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has disclosed that it recorded 88 seizures of smuggled vegetable oil products valued at N1.314 billion in Duty Paid Value, DPV, between 2025 and 2026, as it unveiled plans to strengthen intelligence-driven operations to curb illicit imports and p...
Donald Duke attributes Nigeria's rising insecurity to years of poor leadership, highlighting the N2 trillion paid to kidnappers. He emphasizes the need for better governance as the 2027 elections approach.
Oyo State Police Command has denied allegations from a viral video claiming the presence of terrorists in Ogbomoso. They urged residents to ignore the false information and stay vigilant.
A fire outbreak at the National Assembly complex in Abuja caused panic among lawmakers and staff. Quick responses helped manage the situation effectively.
Students in Kogi have condemned a recent school assault in Iluke Bunu, urging for improved security measures. They are calling for immediate action to tackle the rising insecurity in Okunland.
Nigeria Police Pensions Limited has proposed raising the Federal Government's pension contribution for police personnel from 10% to 20%. This move aims to ensure decent retirement benefits for police officers.
Schools in Minna faced panic as rumors of a potential bandit attack spread, leading students to flee. The police have reassured the public that there was no actual attack in Niger State.
The House of Representatives is set to vote on the State Police Bill in response to Nigeria's increasing security challenges. This legislation aims to address the growing concerns over safety in the country.
Nyesom Wike encourages residents of the Federal Capital Territory to identify those who have not experienced the impact of government policies. He highlights President Tinubu's infrastructure achievements in Abuja as evidence of positive change.
Senator Barau Jibrin urges Nigerian universities to monetize their research initiatives to enhance funding and support national development. This call aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry for better economic outcomes.
The Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum has urged President Bola Tinubu to declare a national security emergency due to escalating insecurity in Nigeria. They also called for the establishment of special terrorism courts to address the crisis effectively.
* Pledges to sustain infrastructure delivery across nation’s capital, inaugurates Abuja arterial road N5 Deji Elumoye in Abuja President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday assured Nigerians that the Federal Capital Territory
* Blaze starts in Senate committee room shortly after NDDC board screening Sunday Aborisade in Abuja A fire outbreak on Wednesday disrupted activities in a section of the Senate wing
Seven students were injured during an armed robbery at the Ebonyi State College of Health Science and Technology's female hostel. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Nigeria’s strongest defence may lie in the lessons learnt during the 2014 Ebola outbreak. The post Nigeria’s ₦10bn Ebola Readiness Test appeared first on Channels Television.
The Nigerian Publishers Association has criticized the Federal Ministry of Education's proposed textbook ranking policy and a fee of N2,000 per page. They warn that these measures could harm the publishing industry and create an unfair competitive environment.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has activated comprehensive reception arrangements for Nigerian citizens being evacuated from the Republic of South Africa ahead of their arrival in the country. The post NEMA mobilises for arrival of evacuees from South Africa appe...