Senate okays death penalty for drug traffickers
Abduction: Citizens slam IG for detaining journalist beyond legal limits
Rescued Chibok girl, three children released to Borno govt
PoS Agents Will Not Pay Monthly Tax To Authorities – CAC Registrar
Electricity Tariff Hike: Labour Threatens To Shut NERC, Discos Offices
We may increase N615,000 minimum wage demand if inflation bites harder –NLC president, Ajaero
ASUU rejects wage award, insists on negotiated salary for members
Prince Harry, wife to arrive Nigeria today
Tinubu commissions Funtua dry port, says it’s pivotal component of Nigeria’s port infrastructure
Tinubu, Abiodun, Amosun, others hail Awujale at 90
Cybersecurity levy splits National Assembly
Reps Ask CBN To Withdraw Circular On Cybersecurity Levy
Coastal highway probe: Reps to summon Edun, Umahi, AGF
Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road: Reps demand letter of guarantees, credit instruments for approval
Reps summon NDPHC MD over abandoned 252MW power plant in Bayelsa
Bill to raise judges’ pay scales second reading
N2.7bn fraud: Court imposes travel ban on Sirika, daughter
Emefiele’s trial: I was forced to give $600,000 bribe for contract payment, says witness
Court rejects suit against Fed Govt’s plan to delay payment of CBN’s N22.7tn loans
Fed Govt boosts DHQ’s battle against insecurity with 20 APCs
More of Suleja fleeing 109 inmates recaptured, says Minister
Fed Govt, telcos differ on tariff hike
Q1 foreign debt servicing gulped $1bn – CBN
SEC tightens grip on private company debt issuance with new rules
Olufowose succeeds Hassan-Odukale as First Bank chairman
ASUU Threatens Strike Over Unmet Demands At Kano Varsity
South East: Anti-open grazing law hard to obey -Miyetti Allah
Justice ministry should give EFCC free hand to prosecute cases –Edwin Clark
Edo Guber: Labor Party Crisis Gets Messier as Youth Wing Takes Party’s Structure
Name persons sponsoring insecurity, Kano gov tells DSS
Rivers crisis: Fubara, lawmakers lock horns again
Anniversary: Fubara prioritises project completion, rolls out 20-day programme
Insecurity: Kaduna To Relocate 359 Schools
Enugu govt, FAAN set up committee on infrastructural upgrade of Enugu Airport
Ekiti govt, Cavista Holdings sign multi-billion naira MoU on cassava farming
Kwara approves N1.4bn for Ilorin Smart City
Ondo IGR rises to N40bn – ODIRS
Rivers to set up conflict prevention, peace committees in 23 LGAs
LASG to allocate homes to 698 workers by ballot – Commissioner
Price hike: FCCPC, LASG to sanction erring supermarkets
One feared killed as returning Okuama villagers catch suspected looters
Edo court joins BTC in suit against Oba of Benin
Ooni disowns alleged son, petitions police
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1994, Nelson Mandela became South Africa’s first black president. Mandela’s inauguration came after more than 300 years of white rule. Before becoming president, he was a pivotal figure in the fight against the racist apartheid regime and was incarcerated for 27 years.
- On this day in 1933, Nazis ceremonially burnt about 25,000 allegedly “un-German” books. The book burnings were part of the right-wing German Student Union’s Action against the Un-German Spirit. Among the burnt books were works by Albert Einstein, Bertolt Brecht, Sigmund Freud, and Franz Kafka.