Petrol scarcity brings back queues to Lagos, Abuja, cities
Presidential jets: Abiodun consults FG as Utomi tackles Amosun
Police detectives hunt 20 varsity students’ abductors
Bashir Hadejia still under investigation, says Force PRO
Civil servants’ screening on IPPIS portal ends Friday – FG
NNPCL not owing international traders $6.8b
MTN, others get permits to generate electricity
Kano-Niger rail project will affect 14,750 homes, assets – Report
Floods sweep Jigawa, affect 600 families in 13 councils
200 mud houses destroyed in Katsina torrential rain
Israeli Strikes Kill 25 In Gaza As Death Toll Surpasses 40,000
ECOWAS delegates to visit Niger, Mali, B’Faso
‘I am Igbo’ – Jamaican reggae icon, Buju Banton reveals
UFC 305 roundup: Adesanya suffers third loss, KO galore
Economic crunch: UK varsities record 65% drop in deposits by Nigerian students
DID YOU KNOW?
- The highest point in Nigeria is Chappal Waddi (also known as the Mountain of Death). At a height of at 2,419 m (7,936 ft), it is located in Taraba State, near the border with Cameroon, on the edge of the Gashaka Gumti Forest Reserve and the Gashaka-Gumti National Park on the Mambilla Plateau.
- Apple seeds contain cyanide.
Tinubu off to France today
2025 budget: Shettima urges head of FG agencies to adhere to extant mandates
ECOWAS plans amendments of Supplementary Act, says Kalu
Troops foil invasion of Kaduna community by terrorists, kill 2
Soldiers arrest Taraba hunters’ head for selling AK-47 to terrorists
Vietnam-bound bizman excretes 88 cocaine wraps in Abuja
FG recovers N6bn from ports dispute settlement
FG shifts N150bn loan disbursement for manufacturers to September
Farmers, traders attribute food price reduction to harvest, sufficient rainfall
Food crisis may worsen as flood hits 10 states
Daily crude production rises by 80,000 barrels on improved security, says NNPCL
Fed Govt seeks N190b in new bond auction
FG sets 90-day payment deadline for national housing scheme subscribers
Fake degrees: FG orders varsities to submit matriculation lists
Harsh Economy: Drop in passenger traffic unsettles domestic airlines
NELFUND: take advantage of scheme, use it wisely, UI VC counsels students
NDLEA commander proposes drug test for admission seekers
Account For Running Costs Or Face Legal Action, SERAP Tells Akpabio, Abbas
Obasanjo: Self-Centred Leaders Keep Pushing Nigeria Backward
Contractor Allegedly Committed Suicide After Amosun Terminated Agreement – Pat Utomi
You Have Habit Of Shoddy Business Deals, Amosun Fires Back At Pat Utomi
Davido’s father Adedeji Adeleke donates N1bn to church
‘It’s fake news’, Ganduje responds to 2027 Presidential Posters
Edo 2024: Obaseki receives APC defectors, confident of PDP’s victory
Bayelsa plans to buy planes for commercial flights
Killing of Katsina governor’s aide confirmed
Rivers explosion: Police plan suspect’s trial after three surgeries
Lagos targets $1.5trn investment on waterways to boost IGR
Soldiers, LASTMA in standoff over unannounced road closure in Lagos
Sokoto monarch still in captivity, 22 days after
Police probe death of widow, five children who ate expired food in Kano
22-year-old seeks N20m for kidney transplant
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1912, the Nigeria Civil Service Union was founded by 33 Civil Servants cutting across all cadre.
- On this day in 1960, Sputnik 5 was launched by USSR. The Soviet spacecraft carried two dogs, Strelka and Belka, who became the first living beings to survive in space.