No extradition process against Simon Ekpa – AGF
Northern govs in high-stakes meeting over terror attacks
Warri refinery workers continue strike
Abia to commence construction of 10,000-barrel modular refinery
Marketers import N2.4tn petrol amid competition with Dangote
Business reality TV show, ‘The Next Titan’ returns
Lookman misses training, doubtful for Roma clash
Pope Leo XIV always wanted to be priest, says brother
UAE pledges support for Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project
11 African countries record two-thirds of malaria deaths — Report
375 Nigerians sought Swedish asylum in 2024 — Report
Benin shuts border against Nigerian northern community
FG to repatriate 15,000 Nigerians stranded abroad
Police rescue 25 Ivorians from kidnappers, arrest eight suspects
DID YOU KNOW?
- Group jogging is illegal in Burundi. It was banned in 2014 by the country’s president who feared that the activity could help people plan anti-government activities.
- If you ingest nutmeg in large doses, it works like a hallucinogen due to a natural compound called myristicin.
Tinubu welcomes Qatari interest in agriculture, food security
President celebrates agric icon, Tunde Badmus on birthday
Speaker Abbas loses mother-in-law
Kebbi senators defect to APC after meeting Tinubu
Natasha fires back at Akpabio, denies violating court order
$1.43m fraud case: S’Court revokes Fred Ajudua’s bail, orders return to prison
Mohbad’s father gets court nod to challenge Naira Marley’s clearance
Yahaya Bello, EFCC counsel clash as N80bn fraud trial continues
EFCC pledges to probe Matawalle over alleged N528bn graft
NAF: 1,150 terrorists neutralised in Northwest operation in 17 months
Matawalle condoles family of slain Imam, donates N5m, foodstuffs
4,803 peddlers arrested as NDLEA seizes 358kg illicit drugs
FG forges ahead with Naira-for-Crude policy implementation
JAMB releases 2025 UTME results, withholds 39,834 others
How blind candidate hired another visually impaired person for UTME – JAMB
FG generates N300m from 50 private varsities
Passenger maltreatment: NCAA slams N3m fine on Kenya Airways
64,188 Nigerians begin Hajj journey from Imo airport, Shettima commends unity
Use social media responsibly, NYSC DG tells corps members
NELFUND pledges to combat fraud, partners security agencies
FG urged to build pedestrian bridge on Lagos-Ibadan expressway
Poultry farmers lament drop in egg sales
Tinubu prioritising water supply to Abuja satellite towns – Wike
FCT requests federal funds for development projects
Nigeria deserves high standard ICC – Wike
Lagos cooperative college to graduate 153 students
Visually impaired athletes set for sports day
Recycle, don’t ban plastics, manufacturers urge govt
NNPCL is part of our business — Dangote
Bayelsa PDP approves N306m salaries for officials
LG poll: Revolt in Lagos APC over imposition
Abiodun commissions Nigeria’s first rapid diagnostic test production facility in Ogun
Sanwo-Olu inaugurates new accident, emergency centre in Epe
Edo dep gov denies cultism allegation
Ikpeazu built, inaugurated uninhabitable govt house — Abia govt
FCT chief judge frees 30 awaiting trial inmates in Keffi prison
Anambra govt excited over Tinubu’s promises during visit
Kano spends N3bn on WASSCE, NECO fees for 141,000 students
Gombe approves $481,000 for 969 intending pilgrims
Lagos begins demolition of illegal buildings in GRA, others
315 Muslim pilgrims airlifted to Mecca in inaugural international flight at Imo Airport
Lagos pays N978m to families of deceased civil servants
NSCDC denies extorting farmers at Kano grazing reserve
Rivers vigilante group issues eviction notice to native doctors
Fire guts three-storey building in Onitsha
Cultists hack two Bayelsa graduates to death
25-yr-old man nabbed in Lagos while transporting human organs for rituals
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.