Tinubu sacks NNPCL boss Kyari, names Ojulari as replacement
Natasha Defies Police, Kogi Govt’s Order, Arrives Rally In Helicopter
Customs debunk CG tenure extension, call report fake
Nigeria’s net FX reserves surged to $23.11bn in 2024 – CBN
Ponzi operators risk 10-year jail term, N20m fine – SEC
Insecurity: States vote N214bn for arms, others
Leaked Edo gov tribunal judgement sparks controversy
Benue youths protest herdsmen killings
Anambra LG renames secretariat after ex-NEC chair Nwosu
Putin orders largest military call-up, enlists 160,000 troops
Russian assets frozen in Switzerland rise to over $8bn- Official
EU fines BMW, Ford, VW other carmakers $495m for recycling cartel
US health agencies lay off 10,000 workers
Police nab syndicate trafficking Nigerian girls to Mauritania
DID YOU KNOW?
- Igbe, originating from Kokori, Delta State, Nigeria, is a traditional Urhobo sect founded by Ubiecha Etarakpo in 1858. It uses dance as its primary method of worship and its adherents, who usually wear white and consume native chalk, believe in God whom they refer to as ‘Oweya.’
- Ancient Roman commoners went on strike by evacuating their cities, leaving the upper classes hopelessly fending for themselves.
Reps indict Hajj commission over N90bn subsidy
Reps seek establishment of optical institutes in six zones
Hold Akpabio, Bello, Ododo responsible if anything happens to me – Natasha
Uromi killings: State Legislatures want perpetrators brought to book
Edo: Tribunal rules Wednesday in Ighodalo’s, Okpebholo’s petitions
Court stops judges’ appointment in Abia pending determination of lawsuits
DSS arrests two principal suspects over Uromi killings
Police rescue two abducted Nasarawa varsity students
Immigration arrests 51 irregular migrants near Abuja
Drill or lose your Oil Wells, Fed Govt warns
Nigeria fortunate to have Tinubu as president – Bosun Tijani
NSCDC to deploy 500 men for Alaafin’s coronation
Funding slows down INEC’s plan to hold by-elections
FG withdraws allocation of 1,357 housing units over default payment
FG Borrows N13.21trn From World Bank In 20 Months
Petrol prices will drop to N750 before end of 2025 – NIPSS
Wike condoles with Ortom over younger brother’s death
Five major banks declare N4.56trillion full year profit
Shell, Renaissance face legal action over SPDC licence transfer
LOXEA introduces electric vehicles to Nigerian market
Aviation professionals react as Enugu Air plane arrives
24 hours after lessor seizes Green Africa planes, airline buys aircraft
65% tank farms dormant due to fuel subsidy removal
Air passengers protest missing 47,923 luggage in 2024
35 CSOs petition Senate, accuse Imo police of extra-judicial killings, torture
Uromi: Opposition planning to instigate crisis in Edo – APC alleges
PDP tackles AbdulRazaq for scrapping Saraki’s project
I would have handled economy better than Tinubu – Obi
Obi, FRSC zonal boss visit Katsina gov over mother’s death
I never believed in Obaseki’s leadership before 2016 – Shaibu
Kaduna gov warns traditional leaders against land-grabbing
Makinde to remodel Alesinloye market over fire outbreak
Don’t travel for hajj if you are sick, Sanwo-Olu tells Lagos pilgrims
Natasha has no respect for rules and laws, says Kogi Govt
Kogi accuses Natasha of inciting violence, urges security agencies to take action
Ebonyi arrests 7 commissioners, one LG chairman for contracts delays, breach of agreement
Kano commends FG, Edo swift response to Uromi killings
Ekiti to buy N4.6bn 24-hour flight system for airport
Tech Initiative: Enugu trains 5,000 youths, begins digital transformation festival
LAWMA to lease trash compactors to PSP operators
Durbar ban: Sanusi visits gov, avoids traditional horse ride
Hardship: Bricklayer Absconds As Wife Gives Birth To Triplets In Ondo
Tragedy as labourer hacks 60-yr-old female farmer to death in Ondo
Permission required before camping, hiking in FCT- Police
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1792, the US dollar was introduced. The Mint Act of 1792 established the Dollar as US currency. Today, about two-thirds of global trade is based on the US Dollar.