Ex-Falcons player turned man seeks N69m to become father
24 hours to Strike: Labour talks tough, FG beg
FG rejects N494,000 wage demand, warns of N9.5tn economic burden
Hungry Nigerian students in UK seeking help from food charity
Real Madrid beat Dortmund to win record 15th Champions League
Nigeria vs S’Africa: Nigerians advise Eagles to mime new anthem
Benin Republic storms Abidjan, awaits Super Eagles
Controversy over pegging age limit for varsity admissions at 18
South Africa’s ANC To Share Power After Election Blow
Tinubu, Shettima spend N8.64bn on travel expenses in three months
Tinubu reads riot act on Abia killings
Sit-at-home agitations treasonable, says Tinubu
Defend justice, judicial autonomy, Shettima urges lawyers
Tinubu has never influenced electoral process – Shettima
Reps considering bill to reserve seats for women in Parliament, says Deputy Speaker
Army Arrests 8 For Conveying N19.3m Fuel To Ambazonia Rebels
Minimum wage: Strike not in Nigerians’ best interest –Labour Minister
Nigerian Govt Intervenes In Teeside Varsity Students Asked To Leave
Air France: 61 Nigerians not stranded in Chad – NCAA
Over 107,000 Passports Uncollected In Nigeria – Immigration
609,585 customers get meters, 7.3 million unmetered – FG
Climate change: FG advocating biogas as alternative to charcoal for domestic cooking
Nigeria’s gas production capacity to grow by 300mmscf/d
AfDB approves increased capital of $117bn to support Nigeria, others
Nigerians consume 1.6bn litres of milk, products annually – FG
Airfare rises by 19% in one year, says NBS
Repatriated export proceeds: CBN approves 50% sales by IOCs to authorized FX dealers
Credit for increasing tax revenue should go to Tinubu — FIRS chairman
Pension funds reverse March dip to hit N19.79tn
Nigeria volatile, filled with suffering – Obasanjo
Abuja DisCo to disconnect DHQ, police, 22 other govt agencies over debt
ExxonMobil awaits NNPCL to lift injunction on Seplat/MNPU deal
Oando’s turnover grew to N3.4trn in 2023 – Tinubu
We’re up to date in pension benefits, NAOC clarifies
IBEDC board sacks Achife as MD, names replacement
Adeboye’s 82nd birthday: RCCG showers N400million worth digital skills on youths
PDP will reclaim power in 2027, says National Chairman
Don’t let politicians divide you, Obi tells Nigerians
EFCC probe report against Kwankwaso baseless rumour –Kano NNPP
Plateau to adopt technology in fighting insecurity –Mutfwang
We’ll continue to put Rivers’ interest first – Fubara
Imo govt, Egyptian firm sign pact on power supply
Osun launches maiden climate action plan
Lagos moves to stop multiple taxations
Lagos leads as 70,603 applicants write common entrance exam into Unity colleges
Innoson donates fire fighting truck to abia, commends Otti for endorsing Nigerian made vehicles
Demolition of Police Barracks: Mobile policemen confront armed soldiers in Lagos
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1946, Italy became a parliamentary republic. The transition from a monarchy to today’s Italian Republic was effected by the favorable outcome of a referendum, in which 89 percent of Italians, also including women for the first time, took part.
- On this day in 1953, Queen Elizabeth II was crowned. The coronation in London’s Westminster Abbey was the first televised major international event in history. Elizabeth’s accession to the throne followed the death of her father, King George VI, 16 months previously.