FG designates Simon Ekpa, 16 others as terrorism funders
NAFDAC to reopen Onitsha drug market Friday
Oluremi Tinubu unveils N1.85bn grant for business owners with disabilities
N4bn debt: Air Force men attack IKEDC, brutalise PUNCHman, others
Fasting: Shariah Council tackles CAN, asks more states to close schools for Ramadan
Edo begins demolition of kidnappers’ houses
Enugu Govt. bans unlawful pasting of posters, defaulters to pay N50m fine
Falcons retain Africa’s top spot, 36th in global rankings
Trump backs off Mexico, Canada tariffs after market blowback
Zelensky arrives at ‘watershed’ EU summit on Ukraine aid
China pledges $50bn investment in Africa, strengthens media ties with Nigeria
Counter-terrorism: B’Faso, Mali, Niger delegates visit Nigeria
Police Bust Pakistani Kidnap Gang In Lagos, Rescue Victim
DID YOU KNOW?
- Gashaka-Gumti National Park is the largest and most diversified wildlife park in West Africa with a landmass of 6,402 km². Gazetted from two game reserves in 1991, it is located in Taraba and Adamawa and borders Cameroon.
- Cynophobia is an extreme fear of dogs which interferes with daily life.
Tinubu approves employment for 774 health fellows
Shettima, gov harp on ecosystem protection
‘I slept in Dangote cement factory on Natasha’s wedding day’ – Akpabio
Senate Committee recommends six-month suspension for Natasha
Natasha reacts to suspension from Senate, says action illegal
Reps seek to establish Fed College of Agriculture in Edo
Reps probe bailout, take-off grants’ spending
Yahaya Bello paid $845,852 for children’s future enrollment – American school
Six-month suspension: Natasha heads for court as NBA, others knock Senate
Bamise: Court reserves judgment on BRT driver’s rape, murder case
Court orders final forfeiture of $1.4m linked to Emefiele
Court grants Jude Okoye N50m bail in $1m, £34k theft case
EFCC grills ex-women affairs minister Ohanenye over ₦138m fraud allegation
FG Freezes Bank Accounts Of Simon Ekpa, 16 Others For Terrorism
DHQ vows to end IPOB reign, sit-at-home in S’East
IGP decorates six newly appointed DIGs, one AIG
DCP Lateef takes over as new Force PSO
Air Force vows to sanction officers over invasion of IKEDC’s office
Musawa signs MoU on Abuja creative city project
FG eyes 10,000MW power transmission capacity
FG mandates licensing for all organ transplant facilities in Nigeria
Nigerians pay highest airfares in Africa – NCAA
Be proud of national theatre, defend it – Cardoso urges Nigerians
FCT secures Italy’s partnership on vocational training, agriculture
NHRC to collect data on N’East IDPs, refugees
FG unveils DBI licensing programme to bridge digital skills gap
Sokoto varsity ASUU suspends indefinite strike
UNIZIK exams threatened as workers protest N25,000 deduction from salary
Students plan protest over missing LASU graduate
Google opens applications for AI, business training for SMBs in Nigeria, others
Champion Breweries posts N817m profit
Wema Bank to raise N149.3bn via rights issue
Union Bank rewards 452 customers in savings promo
UBA trains over 3200 banking, finance professionals
Citizens Pensions secures license to operate as PFA
Northern CSOs knock Natasha, declare support for Akpabio
Air Force attack: Union asks Ikeja DisCo workers to stay at home
Tinubu can build relationships beyond partisan politics, unlike Obi – Omokri
Jackrich denies sponsoring militant group threatening attacks on oil installations
Opposition accuses Okpebholo of wooing PDP lawmakers with N1.6bn
Anambra 2025: APC begins screening of governorship aspirants Friday
APC adopts indirect mode for Anambra guber primary election
APC weaponising fake news to create crisis in Osun – Adeleke tells traditional rulers
Edo killings: Okpebholo vows to bring perpetrators to justice
Oyebanji offers succour as rainstorm destroys 50 Ekiti buildings
Sanwo-Olu begs landlords not to increase rent, inaugurates roads
Litigations Over Alaafin, Soun, Others Waste Of Time – Makinde
Our Decision Not To Negotiate With Bandits Paying Off – Gov Lawal
Buni distributes Ramadan food baskets to 35,000 households, others
Ex-Kwara HoS dies at 57, gov, others mourn
Abia, Vietnam to collaborate on agric, manufacturing
Cross River approves state electricity policy, moves to boost power access
Schools’ closure: Kano threatens to punish errant institutions
Kwara plans aviation college upgrade to aerospace varsity
Jigawa recruits 9,000 guards for school security
Ekiti unveils PIN for okada riders to boost security
LASIEC expresses readiness for council polls
Prominent Islamic Scholar, Sheikh Saeed Hassan Jingir, Dies In Jos
Rivers crisis: Police vow to crush militants threatening oil production
Police probe inferno as fire razes 18 shops in Gombe market
Policeman killed in clash with Plateau community okada riders
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1926, the first two-way transatlantic telephone took place. The conversation between the post office in London and Bell Laboratories in New York was established using a short-wave radio signal.