Boko Haram: Landmine Kills 8, Injures Many On Borno Highway
Former Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu dies at 74
Vandals attack pipelines in Bayelsa
Wike, Bayelsa gov loyalists fix rallies for same day
No going back on blasphemy laws, Kano tells ECOWAS court
Father, two sons killed in Plateau night attack
Another tanker explodes in Ibadan
Masquerades lead protest against high electricity bill in Kwara
Trump threatens to skip G20 summit over South Africa dispute
USAID exit: UNDP lauds Nigeria’s $200m healthcare funding
Nigerians in S’Africa seek justice for doctor
Nigeria ranks top in African soft drinks market
Economy: Fitch Rating upgrades Nigeria, backs Tinubu’s reforms
Nigerian film ‘My Father’s Shadow’ to premiere at 2025 Cannes Film Festival
DID YOU KNOW?
- The longest train journey in the world is in Russia. The 9,300km long Trans-Siberian Railway runs from Moscow all the way to Vladivostok in the country’s far east.
- Chad has two national animals. The northern national animal of Chad is the goat and the southern national animal is the lion.
Tinubu charges heads of education agencies to protect integrity of sector
‘He brought joy to millions,’ Tinubu mourns Christian Chukwu
Alleged assassination plot: Natasha urges IGP to dismiss Akpabio’s petition
Patience Jonathan’s jewellery: Families of ex-aides demand speedy trial, justice
Security vehicle attached to office of NSA stolen during Juma’at Prayers in Abuja
NAF chief urges nationwide rollout of air mobile first aid training
NDLEA sets 1.6million kg of drugsseized in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, ablaze
NDLEA laments high intake of cannabis, loud in Oyo
Insecurity: FG rejects US embassy’s post, pastors’ testimonies as ‘unfair, inaccurate’
Minister rejects N’East lawmakers claim of exclusion from SAPZ programme
FG pledges action against threats to citizens
Nigeria spent $2bn on W’Bank, IMF loans repayment – Report
Nigerians score CrediCorp, power, agric ministries low
Bauchi poly rector warns new students against examination malpractice
Alleged sexual harassment: FUOYE workers disown planned industrial action
NLC knocks FG over minimum wage
Aviation workers to resume strike over agreement breaches
Air Peace boss condemns trafficking of Nigerian underage girls to Ivory Coast
Jesus disrupted my career – DJ Cuppy
I’d be a fifth wife if opportunity comes – Toke Makinwa
Youths vandalise Fubara’s billboard in Rivers
Fubara, Wike’s allies clash over sole admin’s appointments
Anambra poll: LP opposes move to withdraw Moghalu
ANAMBRA POLL: S/Court judgment threatens Labour Party’s chances as battle shifts to INEC
Atiku, El Rufai coalition against Tinubu won’t work, says Ganduje
PDP govs to decide N’Secretary, NEC today
Okpebholo, Edo PDP clash over Tinubu’s re-election campaign kick-off
Mbah mourns ‘football icon, phenomenon’ Christian Chukwu
Landmine Attack: Zulum Visits Victims, Vows Security Won’t Deteriorate Under His Watch
Namadi warns Jigawa farmers against diverting subsidised inputs
Insecurity: Plateau gov visits 64 displaced communities, vows to honour victims
I’ll prioritise restoration of democratic institutions in Rivers — Ibas
Makinde unveils Kunle Afolayan film village, highlights tourism’s role in Oyo
Ekiti flags-off 15km Ido-Ipere-Iludun road project
Osun dredges waterways, clears debris to prevent flooding
Be modest in your sermons, Alaafin urges religious leaders
Fake native doctors deceiving Anambra youths into crime – Metchie
Police parade three for defiling teenagers in Gombe
Abuja mother dumps baby by roadside
Ogun man dies attempting to steal deity
Man hangs self in Adamawa
Deeper Life school shines at quiz competition
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1919, British troops massacred around 400 unarmed civilians in India. Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer ordered his men to shoot into the crowd, in his own words “to punish the Indians for disobedience.” The Indian independence movement grew considerably after the Amritsar massacre.
- On this day in 1970, an oxygen tank exploded on Apollo 13, leaving the spacecraft crippled. The emergency prompted Jack Swigert’s famous quote “Houston, we’ve had a problem”. The crew managed to return to Earth safely.
You can’t plant a tree on a rocky ground and wanted it to stand always. Nigeria is presently facing leadership problem. What we do have now are business men who wanted to get all the money into their pocket at all cost to remains in power.