Military raises alarm as terrorists launch online recruitment
113 foreign hackers enjoyed police escorts before arrest – Abuja residents
No opposition, as Okonjo-Iweala seeks second term at WTO
Refiners oppose petrol import licences to IPMAN, PETROAN
MC Oluomo emerges NURTW National President
Ondo gov poll: Customers blame parties as banks run out of cash
I didn’t organise any national prayer, says First Lady
Mourinho desperately wants Osimhen at Fenerbahçe
US charges Iranian man in plot to kill Donald Trump
Canada abolishes Student Direct Stream for international students
Burkina Faso plans to reinstate death penalty
Philippines police arrest five Nigerians for kidnapping
DID YOU KNOW?
- The President of the United States earns a salary of $400,000 per year. However, the salary has remained the same since 2001, as presidents are not allowed to receive pay raises during their time in office.
- Sri Lanka is the birthplace of Buddhism. The religion has played a significant role in shaping the country’s cultural and architectural landscape.
Tinubu to attend Joint Arab-Islamic Summit in Saudi Arabia
Tinubu asks youths to shun japa syndrome
Tinubu reappoints Prof. Mustapha as NBRDA D-G
President’s controversial tax bills split N’Assembly
Few judges give judiciary bad name – CJN
Court restrains Odionyenma from parading self as AMLSN’s President
NAF strikes kill 70 terrorists in Borno, destroy 83 illegal refineries in Niger Delta
Serial grid collapses: State House begins 40MW solar plant
FG moves to avert doctors’ strike, writes ministries
Nigeria shopping for ammunition suppliers – Report
FG signs deal for aircraft maintenance facility
Digital banking expanding rapidly despite doubts – PalmPay MD, Nwosu
NLNG gets FIRS’ most compliant taxpayer award
Cashew can generate $2.4bn annually – Dr Ajanaku
Strike: SSANU to take position on N50bn earned allowances, other demands
PANDEF backs new Ministry of Regional Development
First Lady, NDDC flag-off U-Lesson tablets distribution for schools
Japa: Resist Temptation To Abandon Nigeria, Fashola Tells Youths
FG rightly ended trial of minors – Ozekhome
Zamfara students neglected in Cyprus, says group
Tinubu will win 2027 election – APC
Peter Obi has potential to become president in 2027, says Utomi, Yunusa
Gombe NNPP governorship candidate joins PDP
Ondo REC must be removed to avoid 1983 crisis – Ajayi
I can treat govt files while abroad – Gov Sule
Obaseki To Okpebholo: There’ll Will Be Problems If You Prioritise Politics Over Security
Our appointments based on merit, says Otti
FBI arrest: Anambra probes LG chair’s $3.3m romance scam
Kano partners FG, W’Bank to tackle gully erosion
Rivers to seal buildings without state approvals
Explosion: Jigawa distributes relief materials to 210 affected families
Katsina deploys 550 security trainees from banditry-ravaged communities to tackle terrorists
New Terror Group, Lakurawa, Kills 15, Rustles 100 Cows In Kebbi
We’re liaising with Presidency to secure Ijamido healing stream – Olota of Otta
Police recover severed head of Kwara motorcyclist
Police arrest officers over murder of Kwara varsity student
Panic in Port Harcourt as residents discover corpse with missing organs
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1995, Nigeria playwright and environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa along with eight others from the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) were hanged by government forces.
- On this day in 1969, Sesame Street, the long-running American children’s television series, premiered on TV stations.
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On this day in 1969, Sesame Street, the long-running American children’s television series, premiered on TV stations.