Nigeria sustains oil production above OPEC quota
Many feared killed as bus plunges into Taraba river
10 killed, six rescued in Sokoto boat crash – SEMA
Bello Turji’s fighters kill soldier, abduct dozens in Sokoto raids
Shipping crisis delays Dangote’s 3,550 CNG trucks, 450 arrive
Emmanson on Ibom Air incident: ‘I’m traumatised, my body used for stickers,’
Imo bans kindergarten graduation ceremony
Air Canada cancels more flights as strike continues
NCPC resumes Israeli pilgrimage with 50% subsidy
Nigeria, seven African countries lead in malaria treatment for infants
Nigeria deports 42 convicted Chinese, Philippine cybercriminals
Two Nigerians die of suspected poisoning in Libya
DID YOU KNOW?
- Since 1497, the United Kingdom has printed their laws on vellum, made from calf or goat skin. They continue to do this in order to uphold the tradition.
- Iceland was chosen as the training ground for Apollo astronauts because it was the most “moonlike” surface.
Tinubu, Shettima, Idris, ACF, Mark grieve as Emir of Zuru dies at 81
Lawmakers under fire over bribe-for-bill allegation
Northern senators mourn Emir of Zuru
Court orders full disclosure of N37bn renovation by N’Assembly
Army re-deploys Generals to boost efficiency, strengthen leadership
62 kidnapped victims escape after NAF strikes bandits’ camp in Katsina
NDLEA nabs drug kingpin, intercepts N7.8bn opioids, others
FG bows to NLC pressure, appoints chairman for PenCom
Out-of-school crisis: FG introduces cash transfer to mothers
Surveyor-General identifies illegal shoreline structures for demolition
NELFUND loans’ll pay fees students are charged — Alausa
Housing minister seeks cancellation of Bagwai/Shanono by-election
Building collapse: FG to inaugurate advisory code committee
Landlords risk N1m fine, jail for uninsured buildings
ICRC issues new PPP guidelines for MDAs
Party registration: INEC to release decision on 151 applicants
NiMet warns Borno, Bauchi, Ebonyi, others of possible flooding
FG urges Nigerians abroad to bring investments home
E-invoicing: FIRS warns taxpayers against hiding transactions
Offa Poly dispels alleged N500m accreditation fraud
First Lady lifts 500 women with N25m grants in Ekiti
IBB @84: Jonathan visits Babangida, hails him as patriotic leader committed to Nigeria’s unity
NSCIA commends Radda for reintroducing Christian religious studies in Katsina schools
FCMB, Dutch bank support agritech startups with N20m grants
UBA, BoI launch N5bn facility for female entrepreneurs
Rice farmers blame price hike on cartel, middlemen
Ginger farmers laud FG’s N1.9bn palliative after disease outbreak
Zenith Bank at 35 celebrates customers, long-serving workers
Okpebholo, Soludo, Uba Sani, Abiodun show strength in by-elections
Oyo Speaker celebrates PDP win
Kogi gov reaffirms support for pensioners’ welfare
Otti earmarks N2bn to support MSMEs
Work to resume on abandoned Ekiti road, says Oyebanji
Gombe Assembly holds public hearing on 13 proposed LCDAs
Lagos task force seizes 668 motorcycles in one week
Osun unveils portal to drive investments
15,000 youths jostle for 3,000 A’Ibom civil service jobs
40 missing, 10 rescued in Sokoto boat mishap
Kano approves N40.8bn for road construction, rehabilitation
102 households sacked, 612 displaced by Yobe floods – SEMA
Lagos registers vulnerable households
Ooni launches indigenous social media platform, urges govt support
45-year-old technician dies of electrocution in Lagos
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1612, the Pendle witch trials began. 11 people – 9 women and 2 men – are tried for practicing witch craft in one of UK’s most well documented and followed witch trials. The trial lasts for two days and 10 of the accused are found guilty and executed on August 20.
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