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Doctors have issued a warning to Nigerians about the risks of bathing with untreated rainwater, which can cause skin infections. They emphasize the importance of prevention to ensure safety during the rainy season.
Nigeria must turn its long-standing commitments to oil investors into real benefits for the economy. The country has promoted its oil reserves for years, and now it's time to deliver on those promises.
Decentralising the police could enhance local security and improve crime response. Supporters believe this shift may alter the power dynamics between federal and state governments.
Belgium secured a convincing 4-1 victory over co-hosts USA, advancing to the World Cup quarter-finals. The match showcased Belgium's dominance in the tournament.
The Nigerian government has significantly reduced import tariffs on vehicles, lowering rates to 5% for used cars and 10% for new ones. This move aims to make vehicle ownership more accessible for citizens.
Medical professionals are calling for a healthcare overhaul to prevent the mass exodus of doctors from Nigeria. They warn that without significant improvements, the country risks losing its skilled medical workforce.
Nigerian motorists may soon see petrol prices drop to N800 per liter due to a new agreement with Dangote marketers. This development is expected to provide significant relief to consumers amid rising fuel costs.
Residents and business owners are frustrated with the severe traffic congestion on the Mile 2-Apapa expressway, attributing it to the increase in container terminals. Authorities are struggling to manage the situation effectively.
The Nigerian government has launched an investigation into Meta, Google, X, and AI platforms for alleged media exploitation. President Bola Tinubu emphasized that the inquiry will be independent and evidence-based.
Minister Lokpobiri urges oil industry leaders to align local petrol prices with falling crude costs. He emphasizes that deregulation should not lead to market distortions.
Tony Elumelu has stepped down as Chairman of United Bank for Africa after a successful 12-year tenure. He will be succeeded by Nnorom, marking a new chapter for the bank.
Seplat Energy and NEPL Joint Venture have invested over N100 million in education and infrastructure, benefiting 57,000 students. This initiative highlights their commitment to academic excellence and community development.
Omoyele Sowore has begun his defense in a defamation case against Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The proceedings may lead to Sowore's return to jail due to bail conditions.
The Court of Appeal in Abuja is set to hear appeals against the deregistration of the African Democratic Congress and four other political parties. This legal battle involves the Independent National Electoral Commission's controversial decision.
An expert has called for a disciplined approach ahead of the 2026 Licensing Round by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission. This initiative aims to enhance the oil and gas sector in Nigeria.
Taiwo Oyedele, Nigeria's Minister of Finance, has denied allegations of N8.83 trillion in off-budget spending, asserting that all expenditures have received proper approval. He challenges the IMF's claims, emphasizing transparency in financial management.
The Bayelsa State chapter of the PDP has cautioned that developing infrastructure without ensuring food access will worsen poverty in the region. They emphasize the need for a balanced approach to development that addresses both infrastructure and food security.
The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) will host the Lateef Jakande Memorial Lecture on July 23, 2026, focusing on trustworthy elections. This event aims to foster dialogue on electoral credibility in Nigeria.
The Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation has confirmed that no public funds have been disbursed to the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council. This declaration raises questions about the council's activities and funding.
ProvidusUnity Bank and Regions Bank have held a roundtable to improve financing options for Nigeria's oil and gas sector. This initiative highlights their commitment to supporting the industry.
Nigeria's power generation dropped by 9.6% in the first quarter, leading to significant financial losses for distribution companies. The sector's inefficiencies resulted in losses amounting to N140.6 billion.
A recent NRS report emphasizes tax reforms and subsidy cuts as essential for Nigeria's economic recovery under President Tinubu. It notes improvements in revenue collections but highlights challenges like a low tax-to-GDP ratio and high debt servicing costs.
The Naira has fallen to N1,400 against the dollar in the unofficial market, a slight decline from N1,395 per dollar last weekend. This depreciation reflects ongoing challenges in Nigeria's currency stability.
Various stakeholders argue that the reform of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is unnecessary. They emphasize the importance of maintaining the current structure without changes.
The police have detained the father and a family friend of Adeyemi Adeniyi, the Director-General of the PFIPC, in Ogbomoso, Oyo State. This incident raises concerns about the ongoing challenges faced by Adeniyi amid his controversial position.
A fake agency scandal has highlighted significant weaknesses in the oversight capabilities of Nigerian lawmakers. The situation raises concerns about accountability and governance in the country's political landscape.
Nigerian winger Zadok Yohanna is set to join Brighton's first team for pre-season training. This marks a significant step in his career as he prepares for a potential Premier League debut.
Rinsola Babajide of the Super Falcons is focused on winning the WAFCON 2026 championship and securing a World Cup spot. She believes the expanded tournament will increase competition among teams.
BetKing has successfully completed its fifth corporate social responsibility initiative, focusing on healthcare, nutrition, and relief efforts. This initiative highlights the company's commitment to making a positive impact in Nigeria.
France is appealing Michael Olise's yellow card in light of Folarin Balogun's situation, aiming to have it rescinded before the World Cup quarter-final. This move highlights the ongoing discussions around player discipline in international football.