Ademola Lookman wins 2024 African Footballer of the Year Award
Super Falcons win national team of the year at CAF awards
Nnadozie wins women best goalkeeper of the year at CAF Awards
FG okays 2025 budget, sets $75 per barrel oil benchmark
Alleged defamation: I didn’t send anybody to beg Afe Babalola — Farotimi
Inflation Rises To 34.60% In November
EFCC’s Largest Single Bust: 193 Foreigners, 599 Suspected Nigerian Crypto Fraudsters Arrested
FG renames UniAbuja Yakubu Gowon varsity
Naira appreciates to N1,660/$ in parallel market
‘Aiming to stop ‘carnage,’ Trump vows to talk with Putin, Zelensky
Nigeria to benefit from ECOWAS US$350m women empowerment project
‘78,000 bags and phones were snatched in UK,’ Pastor Adegboyega counters Badenoch
DID YOU KNOW?
- Christmas is a festival that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe was the son of God. Most people celebrate it on December 25. But, no one actually knows the exact date Jesus was born
- Nigeria’s National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos was completed in 1976 in preparation for the Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC) in 1977. It shares the same architectural design as the Palace of Culture and Sports in Varna, Bulgaria, but is four times bigger.
2025 budget: FEC orders final adjustments as Tinubu presents Wednesday
Yuletide: Tinubu approves free train rides for two weeks
Tinubu appoints eight new permanent secretaries
Tax reforms will promote equity – Tinubu
Jonathan felicitates ex-President Buhari at 82
Supreme Court dismisses suit seeking Tinubu’s removal over drug, CIA allegations
Ex-presidential candidate fined N5m as S’Court dismisses suit against Tinubu
Court limits ICPC’s powers to freeze accounts
EFCC re-arraigns ex-bank MD Atuche for forgery
EFCC nabs 792 suspected crypto fraudsters in Lagos
FG, World Bank allocate $600m for rural roads
FEC approves €161m Siemens power project
Defence bureau seeks TETFund’s support to produce weapons
Major shakeup as police get 11 new AIGs, 16 commissioners
Confusion At CCT As Umar, Kogo Parade Selves As Chairman
Fed Govt laments absence of comprehensive crime database
FG approves N263bn for power substations
Trade unions, students got 124 CNG buses, says agency
2025 Budget: Fed govt to fund N13tn deficit through borrowing
Nigeria’s exports to ECOWAS hit N1.5tn – NBS
FG, states to validate $700m project against climate change
W’Bank plans $1.65bn loans for Nigeria next year
Nigeria, African countries need $74bn for debt servicing – AfDB
NNPCL supported Dangote refinery establishment with $1bn loan – Official
Yuletide: Police to maintain stop-and-search points, assure residents of safety
Polytechnic principal lecturers get three-year ultimatum to obtain PhD
No evidence I’ve been seen in night club – UK-based Pastor Tobi Adegboyega
ALGON Urges States Yet To Conduct LG Polls To Do So
NANS gives FG 14-day ultimatum to fix Adamawa, Borno roads
Glo expands data roaming services for Nigerian travelers
UBA donates N500m to Lagos security trust fund
Transcorp Hotels appoints Oshogwe CEO
DBN, AFD support businesses with €825,000 grant
2027: Regionalism Shouldn’t Form Basis For Choice Of President – Shekarau
N80bn Zaria projects will provide jobs, enhance education in Kaduna – Gov
Fubara plans higher institution, land reclamation for Opobo Town
Tinubu economic policies have impoverished Nigerians, says Delta gov
Buni urges newly sworn-in appointees to uphold integrity
Adamawa Assembly denies passing law to remove Lamido
Enugu seeks UNESCO recognition for historic sites
NLC ends 16-day old strike, signs agreement with Nasarawa govt
Bauchi schools start two-week warning strike over minimum wage
Yuletide: Police reassures of water-tight security in Borno
Osun pensioners demand N25,000 raise
Oyo cracks down on street trading
16-year-old FUTA student wins NCDMB national undergraduate essay competition
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 2010, a Tunisian street vendor, Mohamed Bouazizi, set himself on fire, as a protest against the economic conditions in Tunisia. He died 18 days after at the age of 26. His protest and death were a catalyst for the Arab Spring – protests in Tunisia and around the Arab world.