Tension, food prices rise as hunger protest begins today
Hunger protest: We’ll protect protesters, other citizens, say police
Boko Haram suicide attack kills 19, Iinjures dozens in Borno village
Bomb Scare In Lagos On Eve Of Nationwide Protest
FG to spend $7.2bn on two deep seaport projects
N1.7bn disbursed to 20,000 student loan applicants – NELFUND
NLC threatens showdown as gov says Gombe can’t pay N70,000
Imported vaccine lingers as cholera cases hit 4,809
Sports Ministry Probes Ofili’s Exclusion From 100m Event At Paris Olympics
Ogunsemilore couldn’t prove her innocence — NOC
Guinea ex-dictator Dadis Camara jailed for 20 years over 2009 massacre
Court bars Ghanaian youths from protesting economic hardship, LGBTQ bill
Protest: US Embassy Asks Staff To Stay Home, Raises Concern Over Likely Terror Attacks
Japa: US Embassy in Nigeria changes visa service provider
DID YOU KNOW?
- The Awujale of Ijebuland, HRM Oba Sikiru Adetona, has spent over 64 years on the throne and is the longest-reigning first class Nigerian monarch. Born on May 10, 1934, he was recalled from London and installed as Awujale on April 2, 1960
- It takes 10,000 iPhone batteries worth of lithium to make one electric vehicle
Tinubu, bank CEOs hold closed-door meeting over windfall tax
Reps directs NNPC to suspend crude-for-loan deal
Court restricts Abuja protesters to MKO Abiola stadium
Hunger protests to unleash mayhem on citizens, infrastructure, says IG
Over 70 illegal refineries bombed in three months – NAF
Cabals behind planned nationwide protest, says Presidency
Protesters urged to leave room for dialogue as Police deploy assets
Finance ministry withholds N4.9bn unity schools’ meal subsidy
Monthly power subsidy soars by 121% to N211bn
Recapitalisation: CBN to support $1tn economy target, says Cardoso
FG distributes N2.8bn inputs to Enugu, Anambra farmers
FG domesticates women empowerment initiatives in Cross River
FG pledges commitment to environmental remediation of Ogoni land
Academic researches should solve local problems – TETFund
Students may pay N80,000 electricity fee in varsities – VCs’ panel
Academic Activities Grounded At FCET Akoka As Provost, Staff Fight Over Tenure Elongation
Hunger protest: NARD mobilises doctors for emergency cases
Flour Mills earns N763. 2b revenue in first quarter
Banks spend $50m on private jet maintenance annually, says Otedola
Address Nigerians to calm tension, CAPPA advises Tinubu
2024 World Igbo summit committee inaugurated in Asaba
Hunger protest: Delta monarchs urge dialogue
Nwifuru, Umahi, Elechi, Anyim, CAN, others warn against national protest
Akpabio, Oshiomhole, Shaibu to lead APC campaign in Edo
Kano Gov Invites Protesters To Govt House, Warns Against Violence
Diri charges LGs to tackle oil theft
Benue buys N93bn bonds to boost infrastructure
Ogun rolls out 2,000 electric bikes, tricycles
Kano fixes Nov 30 for LG poll
Ogun court restricts protesters to four locations
Bayelsa taking over repairs of federal roads – Commissioner
C’River cautions residents against planned protest
We’ll Support Edo Protesters With Sachet Water, Sweet – CP
Three domestic staff arrested over killing of Justice Ajumogobia’s daughter in Lagos
Kidnapped Ekiti varsity ex-DVC found buried in shallow grave
Son kills father with hoe in Niger
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1936, the Summer Olympics was opened in Berlin by Adolf Hitler. Initially, Jews and people of African descent were to be barred from the games, however, a boycott was threatened by several countries and the German organisers relented.