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Egypt earned the first World Cup win in their history by beating New Zealand 3-1 on Sunday, putting them on track to reach the knockout round for the first time. The post Egypt beat New Zealand 3-1 for their first World Cup win in history appeared first on Vanguard News.
Officers of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, pursuing academic and professional programmes abroad were allowed to participate in the Corps’ 2026 promotion exercise remotely, in what the agency described as a major step towards digitising personnel management and eliminating...
The leader of Rundunar Adalchi in Sokoto State, Bashir Altine Guyawa Isa, has raised concerns over what he described as an emerging security threat in the North-West, alleging that notorious bandit kingpin Bello Turji has acquired sophisticated weapons and is collaborating with B...
The North East Development Commission (NEDC) hereby draws the attention of the public, corporate organizations, and online platform users to the unauthorized use of the NEDC name, logo, insignia, and official identity on social media platforms, websites, and other digital or prin...
The Federal Government has announced significant progress in the implementation of the Nigeria Industrial Policy (NIP) 2025, recording over $380 million in strategic financing commitments within its first 90 days and advancing key initiatives aimed at boosting local manufacturin...
The Nigeria Textile Manufacturers Association is urging the government to implement stronger trade safeguards to protect the domestic textile industry. They aim to combat excessive imports and unfair foreign competition.
Nigeria's manufacturing sector significantly boosted non-oil tax revenue in Q1 2026, contributing N404 billion through VAT and CIT. This highlights the sector's vital role in enhancing government income.
Importers in Nigeria are facing daily demurrage costs of N100,000 due to delays caused by the National Single Window platform. Customs agents have expressed concerns over the prolonged cargo clearance processes at seaports.
Crude prices have fallen while most stocks have gained, buoyed by optimistic negotiations between the US and Iran. This positive development is expected to alleviate inflation concerns and stabilize the global economy.
The Nigerian naira showed stability against the US dollar on June 22, 2026, with a narrow spread in the official and parallel markets. This indicates a balanced foreign exchange environment in Nigeria.
Niger Deltans are calling for reforms and the establishment of a management board to address corruption and mismanagement of the 13% derivation funds. They emphasize the need for transparency and accountability in the administration of these funds for oil-bearing communities.
The Nigerian stock market has declined as investors engage in profit-taking following a recent rally. Analysts indicate that this trend primarily affects major blue chip and mid-cap companies.
Australia has entered a $1.8 billion agreement to deliver advanced radar systems to Canada, starting on July 1. This deal marks the beginning of a significant collaboration between the two countries in defense technology.
Lagos is currently experiencing a waste management crisis, prompting community mobilization for urgent action. Residents are rallying together to address the growing waste issue in the city.
China has imposed sanctions on ten US companies in response to a Pentagon blacklist. This action follows recent diplomatic efforts between the US and China to stabilize their relations.
The Electricity Act, 2023 faces challenges even after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's assent. The introduction of the Electricity Act Amendment Bill, 2025 raises concerns about its future implementation.
Nigeria's economic challenges are deeper than just the naira's exchange rate. The focus on currency value often overshadows more fundamental issues affecting the economy.
ValueJet has reaffirmed its commitment to safety, operational excellence and human capital development as its aircraft maintenance engineers commenced participation in Boeing’s Advanced Technical Training Programme for Nigerian airline engineers. The programme officially be...
The National Assembly has passed the State Police Bill, a major constitutional reform aimed at addressing Nigeria's security challenges. However, there are concerns that it may also pose new political risks.
Femi Otedola and Paul Enenche have been recognized as two of Nigeria's top ten exemplary fathers. This acknowledgment highlights the importance of inspirational leadership and commitment to family values among Nigerian fathers.
The US has halted HIV aid to South Africa amidst ongoing tensions in Lebanon involving Israel. Meanwhile, UK leader Starmer is facing scrutiny over his handling of various issues.
The NCC and CAC have approved a new directive allowing 10% equity transfers in Nigeria's telecommunications sector. This move aims to enhance compliance and streamline operations within the industry.
Ayo Akerele reflects on the profound impact of two RCCG leaders in his life, highlighting their role in building a strong intercessory team. He shares personal experiences of prayer, fasting, and significant life moments shared with them.
The editorial calls for an end to judicial misconduct following a controversial judgment regarding party deregistration. It emphasizes the need for accountability within the judiciary to uphold democratic principles.
Tinubu praised Oyebanji's re-election as a historic achievement, marking the first time a governor in Ekiti has won back-to-back elections. He commended the voters for their peaceful conduct and urged INEC to maintain its commitment to fair elections.
The Presidency has showcased President Tinubu's achievements, noting a significant increase in federation revenue from N12 trillion to N21 trillion. However, critics question the tangible benefits of these milestones for ordinary Nigerians.
Donald Trump has predicted that UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will resign, citing concerns about his leadership. This speculation comes amid reports of Starmer evaluating his future in office.
Nigerian lawmakers have issued a warning about potential sanctions due to the inadequate implementation of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) in the oil sector. They highlighted that despite funding 140 Trusts, the expected positive impact on communities is lacking.
Students from the Federal University Lokoja have successfully completed their Community Theatre Project, using drama to enhance unity and promote community development. This initiative showcases the positive impact of arts in fostering social cohesion in Lokoja.
Nigeria's stock market has experienced a significant decline, losing N8.24 trillion as investors cash in on profits. This downturn reflects a broader trend of profit-taking among investors since June.