INEC plans for 2027 polls
Fubara in limbo as lawmakers suspend sitting indefinitely
We have no kidnapping gang – Police respond to El-Rufai
Kaduna inaugurates electronic vehicle project
Anambra govt bans students’ use of phone in secondary schools
World Poetry Day: Nigerian,Cuban poets to honour Soyinka
Africa’s first AI film, ‘Makemation’, berths in Lagos
US actor Gene Hackman leaves fortune to deceased wife, nothing for kids in will
Putin asks Ukraine to surrender in Kursk
Canada will never be part of US, says New PM Carney
US expels South African ambassador after Trump criticism
Turkey detains five for allegedly spying for Iran
EU pledges support for Nigeria’s digital ecosystem with €820m investment
11-year-old Nigerian wins Spelling Bee, heads to US for global contest
DID YOU KNOW?
- A “hat-trick” in sports, most commonly in football and hockey, refers to a player scoring three goals in a single game. The term originated in cricket, where it meant a bowler taking three wickets with three consecutive balls. In cricket, a bowler who achieves this feat is traditionally presented with a hat.
- Every year 22,000 tons of dust is blown from the Sahara Desert all the way to the Amazon Rainforest.
Tinubu to Catholic Bishops: I’m not a religious bigot
Tinubu To Catholic Bishops: My Reforms Hard Choice Nigerians Must Face
Natasha: Kingibe makes U-turn, demands alleged sexual harassment probe
Nnamdi Kanu: Abaribe distances self from viral threat to shut down N’Assembly
A’Court suspends Emir Sanusi’s reinstatement
Court rejects Bello Turji’s accomplices’ bail application
Court dismisses criminal complaint against Nollywood actress, Lizzy Anjorin
Customs seize 57,370 litres of PMS in Adamawa, Taraba
Nigeria spent $5.47bn on foreign debt servicing, says CBN
FG Opposes N/Assembly’s Proposals For 200 New Varsities
Disquiet as TCN conceals distribution data
Towers’ collapse plunges Rivers, Bayelsa into darkness
RMRDC mobilises for maiden Africa Raw Materials Summit
Govt plans 7,000 telecom towers under public-private deal
NAFDAC shuts three warehouses in Ekiti over infraction
NASENI gathers stakeholders to promote Made-in Nigeria goods in Anambra
Nekede poly suspends lecturer for assaulting student
FUNAAB partners firm to develop campus bakery
Dangote refinery gets fresh crude cargoes from NNPCL
Cosmos Maduka gets NICA’s fellowship award
FirstBank refutes allegations of fraud against its operations
Your allegation against me baseless, Malami replies Obasanjo
Ohanaeze meets Southeast Caucus of House of Reps over national development
Pro-Akpabio protesters storm UN building in Abuja, fault Natasha
Buhari’s ex-ministers lead APC defection train to SDP
‘I will be flagbearer in 2027’ — SDP’s 2023 presidential candidate tells defectors
El-Rufai’s exit won’t affect Tinubu’s re-election — S’East APC chair
Damagum bows as PDP Govs move to re-assert ‘selves over party affairs
2027: Jandor meets Tinubu
Abiodun appoints best Unilag graduates education ambassadors, gifts them N20m
Okpehbolo suspends safety response team over two-year-old girl’s death
Enugu gov orders relocation of spare parts markets
Edo deputy gov urges students to embrace NELFUND
Lack of proper investment in PHC bane of Nigeria’s health system – Bayelsa D/Gov
A’Ibom Chief Judge releases 55 inmates
Kaduna distributes 7,000 motorcycles to civil servants
Appeal Court Did Not Invalidate Sanusi’s Reinstatement – Kano Gov’t
Delta to create database for farmers
Plateau gets NERC order to regulate electricity market
C’River moves to reclaim encroached lands, warns illegal occupants
Osun Amotekun dismisses rumoured death in training camp
Edo women lead protests against Senator Natasha over attack on Akpabio
Police arrest suspect for beheading, mutilating Almajiri pupil in Jigawa
Kidnapped Edo seminarian killed, rescued priest recovering– Police
58-year-old man kills self in Ogun
24 year-old Benue varsity student drowns in River Benue
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1985, the world’s first internet domain name was registered. Symbolics.com was registered by the Symbolics Computer Corporation of Massachusetts. Today, there are over 1 billion domains.