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The Federal Executive Council has approved N286bn for maritime projects, including pollution control vessels and dredging, to modernise Nigeria’s ports and
UNILAG has confirmed the rescue of its students stranded in China after a social media outcry. The university intervened to bring them home.
Thousands march in South Africa anti-immigration protests, raising concerns among foreign nationals. Learn about the latest developments and government res
Gunmen killed two policemen and injured another in Rivers State during a stop-and-search operation. The Rivers gunmen fled the scene, police confirm an ong
Canada, Paraguay, Morocco, and Brazil have booked their spots in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16. Get the latest updates on qualified teams.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission says Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) generated N203.61 billion from electricity consumers in April. The commission disclosed this in its Commercial Performance Factsheet for April, published on its X handle on Tuesday. Th...
The Nigerian Army has launched an investigation into the alleged assault of UNIOSUN students by soldiers in Osogbo, following a complaint by NANS.
ADC youths protest in Abuja, demanding Justice Peter Lifu’s removal over the party’s deregistration ruling. They petition NJC, vowing sustained action.
ASUU Nsukka Zone threatens indefinite strike at ESUT if Enugu State Government fails to implement the 2025 ASUU/FG agreement on lecturers’ remuneration.
ASUU threatens indefinite strike in Oyo and Kwara if governors fail to implement the 2025 FGN-ASUU Agreement. Members demand full payment of allowances and
A crackdown on digital piracy has led to the loss of advertising revenue for nearly 1,400 illegal World Cup streaming sites. This operation has significantly disrupted their activities during the tournament.
The WHO has issued a warning about potential disease outbreaks in Venezuela following a devastating earthquake. This situation is exacerbated by overwhelmed health services and low vaccination rates.
The PDP in Gombe State has criticised the recently concluded local government elections, alleging a lack of transparency and democratic standards.
INEC has successfully registered over 1.5 million Nigerians during the third phase of the Continuous Voter Registration. This initiative aims to enhance electoral participation ahead of upcoming elections.
Nigerian Army troops successfully rescued six kidnap victims, including four women and two boys, in Katsina State during a routine patrol.
INEC reports 1.57 million Nigerians completed voter registration in seven weeks. Learn about the demographics and state-by-state breakdown of the continuou
Residents in Ilorin, Kwara State, narrowly escaped a building fire that destroyed a laundry shop. Learn about the suspected cause and fire safety tips.
Real Madrid’s Ferland Mendy faces trial after his dog allegedly attacked a teenager and two other dogs. Learn more about the Mendy dog attack case.
The Federal Government is launching Smart, Bilingual, and Alternative Schools to address the out-of-school children crisis in Nigeria. This initiative aims to enhance access to quality education across the country.
The Federal Government has evacuated another 269 Nigerians from South Africa, bringing the total number of citizens repatriated within the read more 269 more Nigerians evacuated from South Africa as FG steps up repatriation efforts
Protests in Nairobi's Mathare area have resulted in one death and two injuries amid allegations of activist abductions. The unrest highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
Terrorists have abducted six women and two infants from farms in Borno State, just before an attack on students taking NECO exams. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Shareholders and market observers are turning their attention to Zenith Bank Plc as the financial powerhouse gears up for its read more Zenith Bank: Interim dividend in focus as Board meets July 29
LASEPA has launched mandatory digital training for those violating noise pollution regulations in Lagos State. This initiative aims to enhance awareness and compliance among individuals and organizations.
For years, Nigeria’s response to insecurity has followed a familiar pattern: increase spending, deploy more forces, launch operations and hope read more Nigeria’s security spending trap leaves violence undefeated
A Federal High Court in Abuja has approved bail for Omoyele Sowore, imposing new conditions for his release. This decision marks a significant development in his ongoing legal issues.
In March 2022, when Mina Guli announced her goal to complete 200 marathons in a single year, my immediate reaction read more From 200 marathons to 2,000 miles: Mina Guli’s mission to restore our water
The Nigerian government plans to negotiate with South Africa for compensation for Nigerians who lost businesses and properties due to anti-immigrant tensions. This move aims to address the challenges faced by repatriated citizens.
Armed attackers raided a mining site in Plateau, leading to three fatalities and two injuries. The incident caused widespread panic among miners and local residents.
S&P Global have projected that banks in Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt are expected to face rising credit losses over the next two years... read more Africa’s biggest banks to face higher credit losses as global risks mount