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Samuel Ogbuku, the Managing Director of NDDC, has been appointed as the new Paramount Ruler of Ayakoro Community in Bayelsa. He has pledged to promote peace and development in the region.
Oyo State Police Command has debunked a viral video claiming that 300 terrorists infiltrated the state. The authorities confirmed that the video is false and misleading.
Lagos State Police have initiated a crackdown on vehicles lacking visible number plates to enhance security. This enforcement aims to ensure all vehicles display clear Lagos number plates.
President Trump reaffirms that the Mideast peace agreement is still valid despite recent Israeli airstrikes in Beirut that resulted in three deaths. He calls for all parties to de-escalate tensions for the sake of regional stability.
Residents in the Federal Capital Territory are worried about the rising prices of tomatoes in Abuja markets. Factors like seasonal scarcity, transport costs, and post-harvest losses are contributing to this increase.
SSDC Chairman Chibudom Nwuche has called for greater transparency and accountability from the board and management to enhance South-South development. His remarks aim to foster trust and improve governance within the organization.
The Anambra State Government is calling on residents to submit evidence against detained pastors accused of fraud. This initiative aims to support the prosecution of these alleged criminals.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has endorsed Oluwole Oluyede, the PDP gubernatorial candidate for the upcoming Ekiti election. She is urging voters to rally behind him as the election date approaches.
…Threat… Says no Ebola case in Nigeria By Chioma Obinna The Lagos State Government on Sunday said it has launched a statewide emergency public awareness campaign tagged “Operation Lagos BioShield” to strengthen surveillance and prevent the possible importation of Ebol...
Iran has rejected the idea of peace talks with the US, citing a recent Israeli attack in Beirut. The Iranian government accuses Washington of not fulfilling its commitments.
NASU is advocating for equal allowances with ASUU during negotiations with the federal government, highlighting their shared economic challenges. This call emphasizes the importance of fair compensation for university staff.
The Sokoto governor's aide has called Maj. Gen. Abubakar Rabe's death in detention a national tragedy. He urges a renewed commitment to addressing the ongoing insecurity in the country.
A tragic boat accident in Benue has left 11 mourners, including a pregnant woman and children, presumed dead. Divers are currently searching the River Benue for the victims.
Funmi Ogundare Sterling Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing globally competitive Nigerian talent through its sponsorship of the 2026 Lagos schools debate competition (LSDC), a three-day intellectual contest that
Governor Umahi praises President Tinubu for advancing long-planned road projects in the Eastern region, initiated over 70 years ago. The Southeast governors and leaders are set to endorse Tinubu for a second term in Abakaliki.
A chieftain of the APC criticized the party's primaries, claiming they undermine Nigeria's democratic integrity. He has called for intervention from President Tinubu to address the situation.
The Nigerian government has announced the shortlisted candidates for recruitment in the Civil Defence, Immigration, and Fire Services. Applicants can now verify their status following the recent examination conducted by the CDCFIB.
A tragic boating accident in Benue has left 11 people, including a pregnant woman and children, feared dead. The victims were returning to their community when their boat capsized.
Former civil servants are urging President Tinubu and Akpabio to assist in their reinstatement efforts. They also seek support from civil society organizations and labor unions to enforce a Senate resolution for their recall.
Amotekun in Ondo State has paraded 97 individuals suspected of criminal activities, including women and informants. The security outfit raised concerns about the influx of Northerners in the state's forests.
Kola Adesina has introduced six key strategies aimed at driving development across Africa. His proposals focus on addressing infrastructure deficits and energy shortages to boost economic growth.
Nigeria is seeking consultancy services to implement the Startup Act across various states. This initiative aims to promote entrepreneurship and boost innovation in the digital technology and creative sectors.
Nestory Irankunda has made history by becoming Australia's youngest-ever FIFA World Cup goalscorer. His achievement contributed to Australia's surprising victory over Turkey in the FIFA 2026 World Cup.
Ginger prices in Lagos have risen significantly, attributed to insecurity in producing states and rising transport costs. This surge is impacting households as supplies dwindle.
A fire caused by a high-tension electricity line has destroyed a supermarket in Ilorin, Kwara. Firefighters successfully contained the blaze, highlighting the importance of safety measures around electrical installations.
A fire caused by a high-tension line has destroyed a supermarket in Ilorin, Kwara. The incident highlights the need for improved fire safety measures in the area.
Oyo Accord Party gubernatorial candidate Oriyomi Hamzat denies any connections to a robbery suspect, labeling the allegations as a smear campaign. This comes as the political landscape heats up ahead of the 2027 elections.
Atiku Abubakar mourns the death of General Rabe, calling it a significant loss for Nigeria's security. He warns that the country is struggling in its fight against insecurity amid renewed attacks in Chibok.
A faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) led by Nyesom Wike has inaugurated a new state executive committee in Sokoto State. This move is part of their preparations for the upcoming 2027 elections.
Former Imo State Governor Achike Udenwa is demanding N5 billion and a public apology from Kenneth Okonkwo for alleged defamatory remarks. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions in the state's political landscape.