Stolen jewellery: Patience Jonathan’s ex-aides rot in jail as court adjourns case 40 times
Scavenger dies, three hospitalised as military grenade explodes in Lagos
Hoodlums Vandalize Major Gas Pipeline In Bayelsa
Kano 16: Relatives, fellow hunters of lynched travellers threaten revenge
We didn’t approve Imo acting Chief Judge – NJC
Labour Party dispute deepens as Supreme Court sacks Abure as National Chairman
Abuja clash: Shi’ites urge police to release corpses of 26 dead members for burial
Oyo set for Alaafin Owoade’s coronation today
Naira depreciates to N1,600/$ in official market
Again, Trump gives TikTok 75 days to find US buyer
UK stock markets plunge in biggest daily fall amid Trump tariff
Spotify: Nigerian, South African artistes made $58m in 2024
DID YOU KNOW?
- Ethiopia was never colonised by a European power. In the late 1800s, Italy invaded Ethiopia hoping to colonise it but were defeated in 1896. The Italians retreated but returned in 1935.
- Candles were once eaten in famines. They used to be mainly created from beef fat or bees wax, and so they were often stolen in famines for people to eat.
Tinubu appoints Nasir Abdulsalam as new Ajaokuta Steel MD
Tinubu appoints Ayo Sotinrin as Bank of Agriculture MD
Tinubu celebrates Asiwaju of Ijebuland, Adegunwa at 80
Akpabio demands retractions, apology from Natasha, Abbo over malicious allegations
Supreme Court Nullifies Judgment Recognising Abure As LP National Chair
Suspension: Court bars Akpabio, Natasha, others from press interviews
Court to hear suit seeking Rivers’ sole administrator removal April 10
Navy seizes 400,000 litres of stolen crude in Delta operation
Police rescue kidnapped Israeli national, hunters in Taraba
TCN explains 165 megawatts loss, assures normal power supply
FG to boost value addition with more jewelry making centres – Alake
Minister reopens Lagos’ Independence Bridge, promises permanent fix
NNPC: Ojulari takes over, seeks management, staff support to attain targets
NNPCL names new eight-man management team
PCNGI, Arete sign agreement for $27.3m mini-LNG project in Kogi
Nigeria receives one million meningitis vaccine doses
NDDC releases N10bn for Niger Delta entrepreneur programme
Global electricity demand surged 4.3% in 2024 – IEA
Wike blasts UniAbuja over undeveloped land, threatens reallocation
First Lady flags off women’s volleyball championship in Abuja
E-hailing drivers lament data price hike
We will proceed with pro-Tinubu rally in Bayelsa – Pro-Wike group
Atiku not leaving PDP, aide dismisses defection rumours
‘Nigeria On Auto-Pilot’: Atiku, Bode George Slam Tinubu, Shettima Foreign Trips
Anambra Guber: Soludo picks nomination form, cleared to contest APGA’s primary
Two APC aspirants withdraw from Anambra Gov primary election
Ogun APC spokesman Oladunjoye dies at 58
LP lawmakers hail Abure’s sack
PDP, Ighodalo’s appeal will crash, Okpebholo assures
Gov. Sule tasks Nigerian leaders on contentment, selfless lifestyle
New Rivers budget process transparent, inclusive, says Ibas
Otti laments fire service failure in Aba blaze, orders probe
C’River Assembly extends gov’s leave by two weeks
Soludo’s wife hails 15-year-old’s Guinness World record painting
Ebonyi working to resolve unpaid February, March teachers’ salaries – Commissioner
Kano schools resume Sunday for third term
Death toll in Plateau attacks hits 52
Edo killings: Shops shut in Sokoto amid fears of retaliation
Anambra native doctors remanded for aiding criminals
Two die as police rescue 14 abducted Benue bus passengers
Lagos pensioners appeal to Sanwo-Olu over unpaid benefits
‘Somebody will kill you, if you criticize me in Auchi’, Apostle Suleman boasts
Encomium as monarchs, others bid Deaconess Morohundiya farewell
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1998, the world’s largest suspension bridge opened to traffic. The Akashi Kaikyō Bridge in Japan features the world’s longest central span, measuring 1991 meters (6532 feet).