Nigeria’s first large-scale lithium development project kicks off in Kaduna
Cholera: Imminent arrival of vaccine excites FG
Global IT hitch: Nigeria passengers groan as foreign airlines cancel, delay flights
Another 263 Boko Haram terrorists surrender
Dangote, Akpabio, 8 Govs In Lagos As Saraki Buries Mother
Govt announces 90-day traffic diversion on Lagos bridge
China bridge collapse kills 11 after heavy rains
Biden rejects calls to step down from presidential race
FG fines Facebook, WhatsApp $220m for violating consumer, data laws
Nigerians can get S’Africa visa in seven days – Envoy
DID YOU KNOW?
- The first storey building in Nigeria was built in 1843 in Badagry, Lagos, by built by Reverend Henry Townsend of the Church Missionary Society (CMS). One of the occupiers of the house was Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther, who translated the bible from English to Yoruba.
- It is impossible to fold a piece of A-4 paper more than eight times
Tinubu vows to revive ALSCON
Senate leader Bamidele raises alarm over alleged campaign of calumny against him
Reps ask Dangote, Lafarge to justify cement price hike
I am right, Nigerians are hungry, suffering – Sen Ndume insists
‘I’m not a tourist,’ Ndume rejects new Senate position
Rivers crisis: Appeal Court dismisses suit against Tinubu, Fubara, Amaewhule
APGA sues INEC for backing Njoku as national chairman
Police arrest 296 kidnappers, 176 rape suspects in 6 weeks
Navy chief presents 2-bedroom flat to widow of personnel killed by terrorists
Crime Rate Declining In Nigeria – IGP
FG to spend N3tn on new minimum wage, pensions, gratuities
FG offers three bonds valued at N300bn for subscription
19 airports may go on concession, says Keyamo
FG to train 500,000 youths on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
FG unveils blueprint for Africa’s digital trade transformation
FG shuts down gold mine in Kogi
LG allocations rise by N900bn as FAAC hits N13tn in one year
Blackout looms in Abuja, three states as TCN suspends AEDC
NAFDAC shuts Sokoto bakery for using saccharine, bromate
Vote-buying increased by 5% in 2023 election, says NBS
Sports Minister denies traveling to UK in search of Eagles Coach
11 varsity students killed, 22 kidnapped in three months – Investigation
Osimhen to get €4m wage increase at PSG
NUPENG, PENGASSAN call for probe of IOCs
Dangote’s diesel better than imported ones, -Spokesman
NLC leaders endorse N70,000 new minimum wage offered by Tinubu
Northern coalition to FG: 740 trucks of rice can’t reduce hunger
Ozekhome, NEF leader fault Ndume’s sacking
Obi betrayed Atiku, I’m done with him – Okupe
I’m an unofficial APC member, says Shaibu
I never promised to pay N80,000 as minimum wage – Fubara
Adeleke promises to pay N70,000 minimum wage
Gov Alia donates N2 billion to BSUTH to establish Cancer Center
Obaseki wanted me dead –Shaibu
I’ve resumed, will work from home, Shaibu tells Obaseki
Enugu, investors seal $300m Africa Medical City Deal
A’Ibom govt augments FG’s donation with 24,000 bags of rice
Ogun set to register aditional 100,000 farmers under OGFIMS
RRS, LNSA embark on ‘show of force’ in Lagos
FCT begins first round maternal, newborn and child health week Saturday
Corruption in govt scares Nigerians from tax payment -Udeigbo, Abia traders chair
Oyo police recover N16m, AK-47, 1,346 live ammunition from suspected criminals
‘Suicidal’ Abuja mast climber released from police custody, to start PoS business
Mother of teenager gang-raped by church’s guards cries for justice
Catholic priest flogs choir members over failure to clear church field in Enug
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1969, Apollo 11 landed on the Moon. Carrying Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, who would become the first humans to walk on the Moon, the spacecraft safely landed on the Sea of Tranquility on the Moon.