FG predicts five-day flooding in 16 states
Court strikes out suit against 9mobile
Dangote to send sacked engineers to sugar, cement plants
Police yet to receive court order on tinted-glass permits – FPRO
Protesting officers failed promotion exams – Military
Kogi boat mishap: Eight more bodies recovered
Nine LGAs in Kwara under siege, bandits ‘demand’ food, drinks as ransom
2027: Jonathan weighs ADC option amid comeback reports
Osun 2026: Omisore declares intention to run for gov
Merriment in Tanzania as Juma Jux, Priscilla mark baby’s 40th day
Soldier drives through 48 US states to fight homelessness
Trump’s envoys head to Egypt for Gaza hostage negotiations
Mutharika sworn in as Malawi’s president
Nigeria gets $876m USAID support, third in Africa
Did You Know?
- The Crusades were a series of military campaigns, starting in the late 11th century and continuing into the 13th century, initiated by Western European Christians primarily to retake the Holy Land from Muslim control.
- The Tonlé Sap River in Cambodia is a remarkable river known for reversing its flow direction twice a year.
I have a mission to unite Nigeria, says Tinubu
Tinubu preaches peace, religious tolerance at burial of APC Chairman’s mother
Reps to probe fraud in foreign missions
Delta Court awards N105m to two ‘ostracised’ Asaba chiefs over Asagba selection controversy
16 military officers face trial over breach of regulations, indiscipline
Obasanjo, Jonathan, others laud Irabor at book unveil
Navy, Air Force unhappy with Army-led Boko Haram operations – Ex-CDS
Troops rescued 180 civilians, arrested 450 terrorists in September – DHQ
TETfund appropriates N7.4b for infrastructural devt in A’Ibom College
Overloading: 250 commercial drivers nabbed in FCT
Abuja is safe, says Wike
ABU spends N4bn yearly on power – VC
Atiba varsity inducts new staff, says institution has recorded progress
New Oyo federal varsity to take off soon – VC
Don’t privatise forest guard, Oodua group tells govs
Boko Haram: FG can’t silence justice with bullets, says Kanu’s lawyer
Banks must disclose loans to women-led firms — Sanusi
FIFA appoints Chadian referee for Lesotho, Nigeria clash
Chinese firm set to establish power generation plant, industrial park in Ogun
‘Political Funeral’, Atiku Slams Tinubu Over Plateau Visit
2027: My governorship ambition not for selfishness, but interest of Oyo people – Adelabu
I am under serious pressure to join ADC – Tunde Bakare
Sokoto gov. to build, renovate Islamiyya schools across state
Soludo warns against levy collection in Anambra markets
Osun Shooting: Death toll rises, as Adeleke orders probe
Kaduna rewards 23 of 115 outstanding teachers with N500,000, scholarships
Abia Civil Service Commission debunks selling healthcare workers recruitment exercise
Abia frowns at pregnant women patronising traditional birth attendance centres
Borno Monarch Who Lost Palace To Boko Haram Speaks From Cameroon
Kano police arrest suspect linked to Village Head’s abduction
Building collapses in Abia
Bandits kill motorists, abduct many on Zamfara highway
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1962, James Bond, the fictional British spy with code name 007, featured on the big screen for the first time in Dr. No. Based on the 1958 Ian Fleming novel of the same name, the movie starred Sean Connery as James Bond