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Kylian Mbappe nets two goals, marking his 100th cap as France defeats Iraq 3-0 in a storm-delayed World Cup match. Read about Mbappe’s record-breaking perf
Erling Haaland’s second consecutive brace leads Norway to a 3-2 victory over Senegal, securing their spot in the World Cup last 32.
Nigerian military forces have successfully rescued 47 ISWAP captives, mostly women and children, from an enclave in Borno State. Read more about the operat
By Emma Una CALABAR — A section of the road leading to the Obudu Ranch Resort in northern Cross River State has been cut off following a mudslide triggered by torrential rainfall in the area. The collapse occurred when part of a hillside gave way and crashed onto the road conne...
By Providence Ayanfeoluwa There are indications that Nigeria loses N3.2 trillion annually ($4billion) to transport inefficiencies, including gridlock, poor modal integration and logistics fragmentation. The Chairman of Global Transport Policy (GTP), Dr. Oluwasegun Musa, said t...
The Nigerian naira traded at relatively stable levels against the United States dollar on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, across both the official and parallel foreign exchange markets, as market participants continued to monitor liquidity conditions and foreign exchange demand. The post...
The US Mission in Nigeria has urged travelers to adhere to visa regulations to safeguard future travel and study opportunities. This reminder emphasizes the importance of complying with US immigration laws.
Peter Obi and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer are engaged in a heated exchange regarding calls for Nigerian President Tinubu to resign. The disagreement highlights ongoing political tensions surrounding leadership in Nigeria.
A suspected bomb blast in Lagos injured one person and caused panic among local residents. The incident involved an Improvised Explosive Device detonating under a parked vehicle.
Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as UK Prime Minister, with a new leader expected before Parliament reconvenes in September. Andy Burnham is anticipated to take over as Labour MP following Starmer's departure.
The Naira has strengthened to N1,394 against the dollar in the parallel market, improving from N1,405 last weekend. This appreciation reflects a positive trend in the currency's performance.
Recent violence in Nigeria has resulted in the deaths of 22 individuals in Plateau State, including health workers and security personnel. Additionally, kidnappings have been reported in Ondo, and protests have erupted in Oyo, highlighting ongoing security challenges.
Armed bandits attacked Kujijiro farmlands in Kaduna State, resulting in the deaths of nine farmers. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Experts warn that Nigeria's manufacturing ambitions could be jeopardized by a shortage of practical engineering skills. The Nigerian Association of Technologists in Engineering highlights this skills gap as a significant barrier to progress.
Doctors urge parents not to ignore scrotal swelling or pain in male children, warning it could signal serious conditions like testicular torsion requiring
The Federal Government is taking action against the hoarding and illegal storage of cooking gas to help lower prices. Regulatory and security agencies have been directed to enforce these measures.
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The selection of the APC's 28 gubernatorial candidates was heavily influenced by defections, zoning, and consensus agreements. This trend indicates a shift towards political calculations over open competition within the party.
• No retreat, no surrender in fight against terrorism, declares IGP Segun James Lagos State Police Command has assured residents of the state of safety and security following a bomb
Alan Greenspan, the former US Federal Reserve Chair, has passed away at the age of 100 due to complications from Parkinson's Disease. His contributions to the American economy are widely recognized and will be remembered.
The naira has shown slight improvement in the foreign exchange market as Nigeria's external reserves have surpassed the Central Bank's target. This development is seen as a positive sign for the country's economy.
The Nigerian government is taking steps to lower cooking gas prices through an urgent meeting with security agencies. They are committed to stricter monitoring and addressing projected shortfalls in supply.
OPay is playing a significant role in Nigeria's goal to achieve 95% financial inclusion by 2028. This initiative is part of the Central Bank of Nigeria's Payment System Vision 2028.
NLNG has celebrated the graduation of 70 young professionals from its Train 7 training initiative, bringing the total beneficiaries to 401. This program aims to enhance skills and create opportunities in the Nigerian LNG sector.
Nigerians in the UK are praising the federal government's new contactless passport renewal initiative, which has significantly reduced processing times to just five days. This reform has effectively eliminated long-standing delays in the passport renewal process.
President Bola Tinubu has pledged support for the satellite towns in the Federal Capital Territory, promising an end to their neglect. He inaugurated a significant 194-kilometre water supply network to improve access for residents.
Wema Bank has signed a €50 million agreement with EIB Global to enhance credit access for SMEs, youth, and women. This partnership aims to foster economic growth and support entrepreneurship in Nigeria.
Dele Oye claims the Federal Government is holding onto N1.1 trillion ahead of the May FAAC distribution, alleging a distortion of fiscal federalism. He advocates for a mandatory 10% savings into the Sovereign Wealth Fund before any distribution occurs.
A report indicates that Sub-Saharan Africa needs $15 billion annually to achieve universal electricity access by 2035. Current investments are significantly lower, at under $2.5 billion per year.