FG floods major cities with policemen ahead of one million-man march
Protests: Army vows to preserve Nigeria’s democracy
‘We Were Targeting A Criminal’, Police Speak On Labour House Invasion
Lassa Fever: NCDC registers seven new cases
FG repaying 69 loans obtained by ex-presidents, W’Bank declares
Lagos draws global spotlight with e-sports roundtable at Paris Olympics 2024
‘No survivors’ in Brazil plane crash with 62 aboard – official
Tobi Amusan misses Women’s Olympics 100m hurdles final spot
Team Nigeria’s men disqualified from Olympics 4x400m relay
Spain beat France 5-3 to win Olympics men’s football gold
Algerian gender-row boxer Khelif storms to Olympic gold
Germany’s Ogunleye wins Olympic gold in women’s shot put
S’African pageantry: Adetshina gets support after alleged parental fraud
Protests: Poland begs for release of detained citizens in Nigeria
We feel unsafe during riots – Nigerians in UK
Nigerians criticise govt’s UK travel warning amid local unrest
DID YOU KNOW?
- Equatorial Guinea is the only African country that has Spanish as its official language. Spain invaded the country in 1778 and Equatorial Guinea only gained her independence on October 12, 1968. Approximately 67.7% of the population in Equatorial Guinea speak Spanish.
- A karat is a measurement indicating the proportion of gold in an alloy out of 24 parts. Thus, while pure gold is 24-karat, a jewellery that contains 16 parts gold and 8 parts alloying metal is 16-karat.
We’ll bring back Niger, Mali, B’Faso to ECOWAS – Tinubu
Economy My Priority Now, Tinubu Tells Anyaoku, Others Seeking New Constitution
Tinubu appoints Ango Acting Chairman FCT-IRS
Abbas Appoints New Reps For Oil Sector Probe
Ihonvbare-led Reps committee to team up with Senate in oil sector investigation
SEDC will tackle ecological problems in Igboland – Deputy Speaker, Kalu
Reports claiming I died in Switzerland malicious, arrests ‘ll be made – Senator Nwoko
Reps member Nazifi: Looters who attacked my house took everything, including toiletries
Court declines jurisdiction in El-Rufai’s suit
Police invade CDHR office in Lagos
Naval officer dies rescuing 59 from drowning in Rivers
Alleged N90b hajj subsidy fraud: ICPC raids NAHCON office, arrests director
400 terrorists, others at large two years after Kuje jailbreak
FG inaugurates $500m power transmission project for Lagos-Ogun industrial corridor
FG to prosecute developers of collapsed buildings
FG commissions Pategi Erosion, Flood Control project
Umahi urges contractors to complete Enugu-Onitsha road
Idle Ajaokuta workers got N38.9bn salaries in 10 years – Investigation
#EndBadGovernance Protesters Fighting Legitimate Cause –Obasanjo
Ex-Rep member Wole Diya dies few days to 64th birthday
Jigawa varsity develops software for diabetes, breast cancer detection
Police quiz Tonto Dikeh over cyberbullying allegations
Ini Edo loses “Shanty Town” legal fight
NLC cautions Police over siege on CDHR office
CSOs demand probe on trapped N4.9bn meal subsidy
Ohanaeze disowns acting president
Internal crisis: PDP appoints Oyinlola to head 25-member reconciliation committee
Edo: State police tops agenda as Ighodalo, Akpata present manifestoes
Complete ongoing projects, Oborevwori tells NDDC
Fubara pays N300m grant for 389 doctors on residency training
Eno issues 90-day ultimatum to Akwa Ibom traders over interest-free loan
Gov fumes as 50 villagers killed in Benue mass murder
Anambra begins demolition of illegal structures
Five dead, 15 missing in Jigawa boat accident
Kaduna gunmen abduct eight family members, journalist’s wife, daughters
Strange: Woman born with male, female sex organs fathers two children
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1675, the foundation stone for the Royal Observatory, Greenwich was laid. The observatory,which started operating in 1676, is famous around the world because its location marks the Prime Meridian passes through it.