One million-man march flops, hunger protest quietly ends
Organisers will sue FG for killed protesters – Sowore
27 states, FCT yet to set up minimum wage panels
Outrage As Bandit Offers To Render Financial Assistance To Followers On TikTok
NELFUND: Varsity students celebrate, stock foodstuffs with N20,000 loan
137 illegal refineries destroyed in one year – Investigation
Man City beat Man Utd on penalties to win Community Shield
Travis Scott arrested in Paris after fight
Turkey unblocks Instagram after nine days
Celine Dion jabs Trump for playing ‘Titanic’ song at rally
New Polls Give Harris Lead Over Trump In Three Key States
Poland counters DSS, says detained nationals ‘merely taking protest photos’
DID YOU KNOW?
- New Zealand is the first country in the world to grant women’s suffrage. Women have been allowed to vote in parliamentary elections in New Zealand since 1893. However women could not stand for election to parliament until 1919, when three women stood (unsuccessfully).
- Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of long words
Tinubu hails former NBA President Alegeh at 60
N’Assembly, four others get N109bn allocation in one month — Report
Troops swoop on oil thieves in Niger Delta, clamp down on 13 illegal refineries
Troops recover 118 cows in Taraba
NSCDC deploys 10,000 guards to protect northern farmers against attacks
700,000 manufacturers, MSMEs apply for FG N150bn loan
Fed Govt terminates Kano-Maiduguri road contract by Dantata & Sawoe
Umahi Queries Contractor As Flood Destroys Newly Rehabilitated Kano-Maiduguri Highway
Hunger: Confusion over 740 truckloads of rice palliative for 36 states, Abuja
Unpaid arrears: Military school teachers threaten to boycott classes
Protest: NHRC vows to probe rights violations
73 babies delivered at convention – Adeboye
Obasanjo: Many Nigerian Leaders Should Be In Jail
Oil theft hindering Nigeria from meeting OPEC quota– Elumelu
Dogara slams Bauchi gov over anti-Tinubu comment
EndSARS was about Yahoo people, North protesting against hunger — Yerima Shettima
Shunning Protests: It’s not Igbo’s business whether Tinubu govt does well or not – Uwazurike
Atiku Warns Against Attempts To Impede Progress Of Dangote Refinery
APC expresses concern over alleged diversion, rebranding of FG palliatives in Kano
Mutfwang dialogues with Plateau protesters on Day 10
Kano suffered worst form of corruption under Ganduje, says Yusuf
Abia considers ‘discriminatory package’ for teachers, jerks up retirement age
Vacate NAOC facility, Bayelsa govt tells protesting women
Ogun officials’ invitation by EFCC not linked to Adedayo’s petition – Government
Osun vows to clamp down on tax defaulters
Edo, BEDC to meter 500,000 houses
Over 1.2m children take malaria treatment in Kogi
Curfew further relaxed in Plateau from 10am to 6pm
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria: Katsina relaxes curfew
Muslims pray after weeks without rain in Yola
Bayelsa capsized boat: 18 bodies recovered, say police
Police begin probe into death of hotel worker in Edo
17-year-old electrocuted at construction site in Lagos
Humanitarian Worker Gunned Down In Benue
Cultists kill POS operator in Ogun
Anxiety as Kogi varsity students’ abductors demand N50m ransom
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1948, the London Olympics, the first to be broadcast on television, opened. After the 1936 Berlin Olympics, the next two games were cancelled due to the Second World War. The London Olympics was popularly known at the time as the ‘Austerity Games’ because of the post-war economy