Hunger protest: FG arraigns activists, British ally today
Petrol scarcity set to worsen as NNPCL admits $6bn debt
Dangote petrol ready for rollout
Bandits Didn’t Seize Military Vehicles – Zamfara Residents
Bauchi, Zamfara, Sokoto Jigawa most affected by flood – NEMA
Lagos seeks investors for Green, Purple Line rails
NBA star Antetokounmpo gets married in Greece
Rema donates N105m to home church for supporting family after dad’s death
BBNaija Twist: ‘No Loose Guard’ pairs dissolved, housemates compete solo
Conte insists Osimhen not part of Napoli’s plans
Israel PM vows to ‘hunt down’ Hamas after hostage deaths
Russia repels massive Ukrainian drone attack
ECOWAS To Dump Single Currency Initiative, ECO
Editors decry attack on press freedom in Niger, Mali, B’Faso
Nigeria, China begin bilateral economic talks in Beijing
27% of Nigerian men not biological fathers – DNA report
DID YOU KNOW?
- Rwanda implements a car-free day every month. On these days the streets fill up with people running, biking, roller skating or engaged in any other outdoor sports.
- The human liver has 500 functions which includes producing bile that helps in the process of digestion. It is also the only vital organ inside the human body that is capable of regenerating.
Tinubu Arrives Beijing for a five-day official visit to China
Akpabio hails Shettima as a committed democrat, trusted vice president @ 58th
N21m jumbo pay: SERAP sues Akpabio, Abbas for ‘fixing NASS running costs’
NAF’s Special Forces kill terrorist kingpin, five others in Kaduna
Military destroys 115 illegal refineries, arrests 22 in Rivers, Bayelsa
NDLEA intercepts 31 million pills, bottles of opioids worth N17.9bn in Lagos, PH
Flood spreads to 29 states
Bidders for Warri, Kaduna refineries must be debt-free – NNPC
Forex crisis: Nigeria’s foreign trade payments crash by 57%
FG To Invest $800m In Power Sector – Minister
Power generation down by 1,400MW as Discos reject allocations
Joint CBN, SEC, NDIC team to verify banks’ new capital base
PSC promotes 31 ACPs to DCPs
FG Probes Poor Feeding Of Inmates In Calabar Prisons
JAMB uncovers 21 admission seekers with fake results
Prospective Corps Members Stranded At Kano Orientation Camp
GEF approves $3.28m to combat land degradation in Kebbi
BUA blames high cement prices on middlemen
WAEC, NECO age requirement policy will drag education sector backwards – SSANU
Falana Threatens To Sue Foreign Contractors Over Refineries’ Repair
NNPC Has Been A Cesspool Of Endemic Corruption For Years – Atiku
NNPP gasps for breathe as two camps battle for supremacy
No individual can destroy PDP, party tells Wike
Kogi PDP elects new state exco
Bauchi PDP elects new executives
LG polls: APC wins 21 chairmanships, 225 ward councillors seats in Kebbi
Osun woos foreign investors for tourism, mining sectors
Ondo deploys guards to protect farmers
Kwara arraigns 400 for flouting monthly sanitation order
50 sexual offenders convicted, 6,000 victims supported – LASG
Passengers lament as Lagos drivers, louts raise fares
Ogun Seals Off Chinese Companies Over ‘Improper Waste Disposal’
Kano Gov’t Didn’t Sell Parts Of Eid Ground – Traders
Siblings nabbed for gang-raping teenage girl in Rivers
Landlady escapes death, hospitalised as man gouges out wife’s eyes in Abia
Gunmen kidnap three, kill husband in Ekiti
‘Fake love,’ Portable calls out celebrities for not donating to TG Omori
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1666, a fire ravishes the city of London. Also known as the Great Fire of London, the fire broke out in a bakery and raged for 4 days destroying the houses of most inhabitants of the city.
- On this day in 2004, Joshua Dariye, then governor of Plateau State, was arrested in his Marriot Hotel room in London by the Metropolitan Police. Various amounts of money in different currencies totalling over £90,000 were recovered from him.