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Abia State Government addresses recent flooding along Owerrinta Road, attributing it to natural terrain and heavy rainfall. Officials assure residents a la
Nigeria Customs Service pledges continued support for the National Merit Award, recognising its vital role in celebrating excellence and inspiring future g
Relive the most thrilling moments of the 2026 World Cup, from minnows’ sparkle to Argentina’s comebacks, before the highly anticipated Argentina-Spain fina
Social media influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have been arrested by US Marshals in Miami, facing 59 charges including rape and sex traffickin
The US launched retaliatory strikes against Iran after an attack killed American troops. Tensions escalate in the US Iran conflict over the Strait of Hormu
A rescued Oyo teacher claims kidnappers released them before soldiers intervened. Read his harrowing 56-day ordeal in captivity.
France's football federation has parted ways with coach Didier Deschamps after 14 years of leadership. His tenure is celebrated for restoring France to the top of world football.
The Nigerian tourism industry is urging the National Assembly to review controversial legislation affecting its operations. This call comes amid ongoing regulatory challenges that have not been addressed despite previous efforts.
The US has conducted additional strikes on Iran, marking the eighth consecutive night of military action. This follows the confirmation of American soldiers' deaths, according to the US Central Command.
Nigeria and Senegal have committed to revitalizing their Joint Commission to enhance collaboration. This initiative aims to explore new opportunities between the two nations.
Sierra Leone is set to host the third UN Tourism Africa Gastronomy Forum. This event highlights the country's commitment to promoting tourism and gastronomy in Africa.
The first speakers for the eighth African Tourism Leadership Forum have been announced. This event aims to gather stakeholders in the travel and tourism industry to discuss key issues and opportunities.
The United States has started moving fighter jets from Europe to the Middle East due to escalating tensions in the region. This strategic deployment aims to bolster military readiness amid concerns over potential conflicts.
The Offer showcases a compelling blend of love, ambition, and survival at Terra Kulture. The venue continues to affirm its status as a premier destination for captivating theatrical performances.
Three civil servants in Bayelsa have been detained for allegedly stealing equipment worth N500 million. The stolen items include a generator, forklift, and various machines.
Gombe State Police Command recovers a Beretta pistol and a stolen Toyota Camry in separate operations, demonstrating effective crime-fighting efforts.
A fan has urged Masoyinbo host Olalekan Fabilola to feature President Bola Tinubu on the popular Yoruba quiz show. Fabilola hints it’s possible.
See photos of Peter Obi shopping for personal items at H-Medix Supermarket, interacting with staff and shoppers, reflecting his connection with ordinary Ni
A tragic truck collision in Anambra has resulted in three fatalities and four serious injuries. The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) reported that seven male occupants were involved in the accident.
Apapa continues to struggle with severe traffic congestion and extortion issues affecting access to its seaports. The situation has persisted for nearly two decades, impacting logistics and trade.
Nigeria's stock market gained N622 billion despite a decline in trading activity. The market capitalization reached N156.445 trillion with an All-Share Index of 243,798.76 points.
The Nigerian government is considering a shift to dollar-based pricing for petrol, moving away from naira pricing. This change could significantly impact inflation and transport costs in the country.
The Appeal Court in Lagos has confirmed the authority of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) in regulating the tax profession. This decision reinforces the legal framework governing taxation in Nigeria.
Delta State has reported over 51,000 new HIV/AIDS cases, raising significant concerns among health groups. The Civil Society Organization on Malaria Control is calling for support to prevent the disease's spread.
Olumide Oresegun is making a notable return to Lagos with his exhibition 'Threads of Heritage' after a decade. His previous work captivated the global art scene, showcasing the beauty of Nigerian youth.
The Nigerian government has clarified that there are no plans to ban raw cocoa exports. This follows discussions about expanding domestic cocoa processing under President Bola Tinubu's administration.
Energy exporters from Europe and Africa will convene in Aberdeen in September 2026 to discuss the future of the sector. The Scottish Africa Business Association will lead a senior delegation from West Africa.
Boniface scored two goals in Bayer Leverkusen's impressive 7-0 pre-season victory. His performance highlights a strong start for the team ahead of the new season.
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An entrepreneur is urging young women to focus on education, skills, and entrepreneurship to achieve success amidst economic challenges. This call comes as rising crime rates among youths are linked to the tough economic climate.