China backs Nigeria, rejects US threats over religious freedom allegations
FG seals $500m World Bank loan to boost agriculture
Soldiers repel attack on Borno base, kill six terrorists
4 killed, many injured as herdsmen storm Benue community
Wike kicks as Oyo court lifts PDP convention ban
Court orders Kanu to enter defence or deemed to waive right to
Alleged terrorism: I’ve no case to answer, let me go — Nnamdi Kanu
15% tariff: Nigerians to pay N1tn extra for petrol yearly
Naira down to N1,457/$ in parallel market
Burna Boy: Why I Converted From Christianity To Islam
US election: Democrats sweep key races, Mamdani becomes New York’s first Muslim mayor
Nigeria’s sovereignty must be respected – EU
ECOWAS rejects genocide allegations, urges unity against terrorism in W’Africa
Rape: UK-based Nigerian student faces deportation after jail term
Lagos to host International Theatre Festival
DID YOU KNOW?
- Azerbaijan is nick-named the “Land of Fire” because of its natural gas-fueled flames and oil. It was the first democratic republic in the Muslim world and by July 21, 1919, women in the country could vote, earlier than the US. And its capital, Baku, sits 28 metres below sea-level, making it the lowest-lying national capital on Earth.
- Cricket was an Olympic sport in 1900, and it has not been played in the Olympics since then. Only two teams competed, France and England, with England winning the single match played.
Nigeria will emerge stronger amid Trump’ threats – Tinubu
Tinubu receives Catholic archbishop Kaigama in Aso Rock
Tinubu appoints Nwabueze as tax ombudsman
Tinubu urges Senate to confirm Ude as Minister
Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu celebrate Femi Otedola at 63
Shettima heads to Brazil for COP30
Senate receives Tinubu’s request for N1.15trn loan
Senate orders probe of Buhari-era railway projects
Adjournment: House backtracks, resumes plenary Wednesday
Reps tackle ministers as contractors protest at N’Assembly
Reps in rowdy session over Lagos trade fair probe
Mompha loses bid to quash N6bn money-laundering charges
Abba Kyari denies ownership of property linked to him
Court orders interim forfeiture of Pretty Mike’s nightclub
DSS confirms progress on terror cases, trials resume November 19
DSS dismisses 115 personnel, warns public against impostors
Army foils kidnap attempt, rescues 10 in Benue
Police probe alleged invasion of Taraba community by killer herders
No religious persecution in Nigeria, Tuggar insists
Keyamo urges swift action on Africa’s air traffic gaps
FG unveils transport reforms to boost efficiency, overhauls NRC
FG to overhaul dilapidated police training colleges
NNPC eyes 20% stake in Dangote refinery
Excess crude account grows 13% in two years
FG recalls 57 air traffic controllers to avert crisis
Fed Govt targets 7m to empower with digital skills, vocational training
Tertiary institutions to access TETFUND ICT intervention after publication of data – FG
Anambra poll: Amupitan promises smooth logistics, police warn criminals
Anambra poll: INEC boss engages political parties as 63.9% PVCs collected
FG pledges support for 2026 Commonwealth nurses, midwives conference
NCAA sanctions Qatar Airways over passenger rights violations
NEMSA intensifies power safety checks, orders EEDC to fix 31 faulty lines
Vandalism: FCT NSCDC to prosecute offenders according to stringent laws
FCT fire service records 338 incidents, 18 deaths in 9 months
FCT Community Donates Office For Vigilantes, Task FG On Insecurity
Ogun varsity workers protest over cancellation of govt-approved two-day off
Deteriorating health: IPN joins calls for Nnamdi Kanu’s release
Senate committee’s visit to S’East plant revives auto industry hopes
Cocoa farmers protest Ondo’s new forest policy
itel promotes fitness with Lagos cycling challenge
Lekki Port to generate $360bn, create 170,000 jobs — MD
Wema Bank rewards teachers with N4.5m prizes
Transcorp Power relocates four turbines to Delta
Nestlé drives circular economy through plastic recycling
Sanwo-Olu urges Nigerians to protect Dangote refinery, support Tinubu
Yobe gov swears in head of service, commissioner, others
Oyebanji appoints 10 new permanent secretaries
Kano Assembly moves to promote learning in indigenous language
C’River unveils digital training for civil servants
LASG facilitates police, youths dialogue on security
Kogi CP decorates PPRO, 42 others with new ranks
Anambra community celebrates return of slave descendant from US
Gunmen kill 28-year-old man in fresh Plateau attack
Traders shut down Benue market over rising car thefts
Lagos trader killed after bloody fight in market
Rivers market shut as traders stab man to death
Police arrest Edo woman for self-kidnap, recover ransom
Youth corper battling Sickle Cell complications seeks ₦12m for hip surgery
Kidney patient seeks N43m for urgent transplant
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 2009, 13 people were killed at Fort Hood, Texas, United States. Major Malik Hasan opened fire at the Soldier Readiness Processing Center in Fort Hood, Texas and killed 13 people, injuring 30.