Hunger protest: Tinubu’s speech attracts knocks, kudos
Hardship: States get N570bn grant
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria: Protesters change tactics, move to occupy Abuja Monday
Protest continues in Lagos Monday – Organisers
Join Us On Monday Or Shut Down, Protesters Threaten Business Owners In Jos
Hunger protests: Marketers stop fuel supply, queues resurface
Families of trapped Niger miners threaten lawsuit over compensation
Oyo LG chairmen float new association
D’Tigress beat Canada 79-70 to reach first Olympics quarterfinals
American, Noah Lyles, wins men’s Olympics 100m gold
Protesters Loot Shops As UK Riot Worsens
Starmer warns UK far-right thugs over mob violence against asylum seekers
British High Commission, Otti celebrate Soyinka
DID YOU KNOW?
- The Catacombs of Paris, France, is the final resting place for over six million people. It’s an underground network of tunnels beneath the city, and around 500,000 visitors head down here every year.
- While it was used to make weapons, Uranium is now mostly used as fuel in nuclear power plants, ships and even submarines. When mishandeled, it is extremely deadly.
Stop bloodshed, destruction of property now, Tinubu begs protesters
Tinubu hails D’Tigress on historic Olympic feat
Tinubu felicitates with BUA chairman, Rabiu, on birthday
Soldiers nab wanted gun-runner, Hashimu Ahmad, in Kaduna
NDLEA seizes Loud shipments hidden in 4 vehicles from Canada
FG plans building materials manufacturing hubs
JAMB gives schools August ending to disclose illegal admissions
2,851 schools lack fences, other security measures – NSCDC
Roads: FERMA completes 286 projects, creates 22,800 jobs in one year
INEC plans by-elections to replace Ifeanyi Ubah, others
Disquiet in Immigration over promotion of retired ACG
FG unveils elephant sculpture representing zero-tolerance against wildlife trafficking
Public debt stock may hit N130tn by Dec – Report
IBB disowns post endorsing military rule, says democracy has come to stay
#Endbadgovernance protest: IPC reads riot act over attacks on Journalists
Amnesty Int’l Asks Kano Gov To Investigate Shooting Of Protesters
CDHR demands return of fuel subsidy
BUA Foods grows profit to N130bn despite headwinds
Imasuagbon urges A’Court to disqualify Akpata from Edo poll
PDP unveils 399 candidates for A’Ibom LG poll
Don’t instigate violence against Tinubu, wait till 2027 elections – Kachikwu
Call off protest, poor Nigerians can’t endure more days – Atedo Peterside begs
Mbah, Otti, Umahi hail S’East for shunning hunger protests
Obaseki blames FG for hardship as protesters worship on street
Soludo to residents: move into agriculture to banish hunger instead of protest
Looting: Plateau Gov Imposes 24-Hour Curfew On Jos Metropolis
Hunger protest: Kano, Kebbi, Yobe relax curfew
Ekiti Assembly sets five-year jail for land grabbers
Miscreants looted Kano court, stole guns, others – Spokesman
Kwara seeks Army’s support on monthly sanitation
Enugu votes N183bn for 161 roads
Kebbi flood victims get FG relief materials
Ogun electric bike owners to pay N2,500 for charging – Govt
Lagos raising young farmers to replace ageing ones – Govt
Police arrest two suspects for looting bags of palliative rice in Edo
Protest: No arrest, looting in A’Ibom, says police command
Ladoja accepts beaded crown, says I will become Olubadan
Bandits Behead Hunter In Kaduna
Gunmen kill eight, injure three in Imo community
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1962, Nelson Mandela was arrested by the South African government at Rivonia, a suburb of Johannesburg. After a year-long trial, he was imprisoned only to be released in 1990 after spending 28 years as a political prisoner. Mandela was elected the country’s first black president in 1994.