Eid-el-Fitr: Low-key celebrations as Nigerians lament hardship
Lynched travellers: Gov demands public parade, 14 suspects moved to Abuja
Yusuf demands compensation for Kano hunters killed in Edo
Naira-for-crude: FG, Dangote set for talks as refinery imports 12.6m barrels
Windfall tax: Banks pay FG N205bn, owe N600bn
Insecurity: Kogi govt bans fishing, rallies, use of security convoy by individuals
Remi Tinubu’s pet project donations hit N9.4bn
Czech teenager Jakub Mensik hands Djokovic shock defeat in Miami Open final
US imposes sanctions on Hong Kong top cop, justice secretary
South Korea court to rule on President Yoon’s impeachment Friday
B’Faso junta pardons masterminds of 2015 failed coup
Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso slam 0.5% import levy on ECOWAS nations
UK-based Nigerian doctor filmed selling jobs to foreigners
32-year-old Nigerian declared missing by Canadian police
Eid-el-Fitr: EU Reps, 10 ambassadors attend Katsina Durbar
DID YOU KNOW?
- .The first known prank for April Fools’ Day which falls on April 1st every year, was in 1698 in London when individuals were fooled into going to the Tower of London to witness “lions being washed.”
- At more than 7,000 feet above sea level in the Andes Mountains, Machu Picchu is the most visited tourist destination in Peru. Built by the Incas around 1450AD, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 and was named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007.
Tinubu extends immigration CG Nandap’s tenure till 2026
Tinubu hails Jim Ovia on prestigious London honour
NASS commends Otti for signing Electricity Bill into law
2024 Hajj operation: Reps refer NAHCON to anti-graft agencies, auditor-general
Natasha defies Kogi rally ban, confirms Sallah visit to constituency
Shut up remark: Nwaebonyi threatens to report Ezekwesili to Igbo leaders
Killing of graduate: FCT CP orders state CID to take over investigations
Three US-based Nigerians face 60-year jail for money laundering
Police rescue 21 kidnapped victims, recover N4.8m in Q1
NSCDC operatives impound 70,000 litres of stolen crude in Rivers State
FG to shut Lagos’ Independence Bridge for two months
Natasha’s recall: INEC may conduct referendum in 90 days
Lagos, Kano lead as 117 million Nigerians get NIN
Subscribers petition NCC, FCCPC over rapid data depletion
Banks disburse N470bn personal loans – CBN
Why we splashed N70bn on TVET programme – TETFUND boss, Echono
NSIA reports N3.74tr in retained earnings over 12 years
Revenue-generating agencies owe Fed Govt N9.3tr, says NEITI
FirstBank reaffirms commitment to customers on 131st anniversary
Petrol: Dangote refinery resumes loading trucks after payment
Lafarge Africa’s initiative graduates 17 women truck drivers
Foreign airlines pay N25bn yearly for aircraft towing
Green Africa suspends flights over aircraft lessor issue
Labour leader Aremu tackles OBJ, Obi over comments on democracy
Nigeria needs Tinubu beyond 2027, say Tompolo, communities
Amnesty Boss Urges Niger Deltans To Support Tinubu’s Administration
2027: Shehu Sani declares interest in Kaduna central senatorial seat
APC grants Otu automatic 2027 ticket
Ex-Enugu LP Gov candidate Edeoga rejoins PDP
14 suspects of Uromi killings for investigation, says Edo Governor, meets Barau
Adeleke raises the alarm over plot to resume Ifon/Ilobu clash
Makinde, Ladoja inspect Ibadan circular road project
Eid-el-Fitr: Buni pledges sustaining policies to improve lives
We won’t allow enemies deny Rivers people their livelihood – Fubara
Ibas pushes for completion of Rivers Trans-Kalabari Road project
Ododo lends support to Kogi community’s security plan
Speed limit enforcement, fines backed by law – LASG
Three Lagos Assembly workers apologise for assaulting DSS personnel
I was offered N5bn bribe to impeach Fubara – Rivers Chief of Staff
Plateau generated over N3.3bn IGR in January – PIRS
LASG begins removal of illegal structures as amnesty ends
Uromi: Residents desert towns over fears of reprisal, arrest
LAWMA to tackle 1,040 tonnes of textile waste daily
Jigawa ALGON unveils irrigation farming scheme
Rainstorm destroys 200 houses, schools in Kwara
Oba of Benin replaces suspended Enigie with Okao
Suspected serial rapist arrested in Rivers
Lightning kills herder, 12 cows in Kaduna community
Mob Beats Suspected Burglar To Death In Abuja Community
Biola Adebayo, others gift actress Dupe Jayesimi car on Mother’s Day
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 2001, the Netherlands became the first country to allow same-sex marriage. Despite opposition from conservative factions, gay and lesbian couples are today allowed to marry in many other countries also.