Biden drops re-election bid, endorses Vice-President Kamala Harris
Biden Must Resign Immediately – US Speaker
Max Air flight grounded as four tyres burst during takeoff
CNG: FG votes N36bn to convert 30,000 vehicles
Oil earnings rose by N91bn in June – FG
Inferior fuel: FG demands Dangote refinery’s diesel report, orders new test
Dangote Refinery: Buy Me Out, Aliko Tells NNPCL
Mike Ejeagha overwhelmed as song trends 41 years after release
Global IT glitch: Relief as foreign airlines resume operations
Outrage after French MP says Israelis not welcome at Olympics
ECOWAS raises $38m grants to boost SMEs
Uganda protest organisers playing with fire, says president
DID YOU KNOW?
- Abebe Bikila, an Ethiopian athlete, won the marathon and also broke the world record time at the 1960 Rome Olympics while running barefoot. He also won gold at the marathon at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, this time, wearing shoes, where he also broke his own world record.
- The letter ‘E’ is the most popular letter in the alphabet.
Tinubu, APC condole with Vietnam over Nguyen Phu Trong’s death
Reps move to speed up NRC unbundling
Reps okay housing ministry budget raise to N500bn
Senator Orji Kalu backs part-time legislature to cut costs
Court bars INEC from releasing voter register to RSIEC
Court extends order barring Rivers CJ, Clerk from relating with Amaewhule-led lawmakers
Ex-minister Mamman remains in custody nine days after N10bn bail
We Don’t Provide Cover For Illegal Miners, CDS, IGP Tell Reps Panel
Army reaffirms ban on unauthorised use of military camouflage
JTF intercepts 14 boats with stolen crude
FG plans N320bn banks tax, N’Assembly submits report Wednesday
Govt targets N2tr in banks’ forex gain tax
Fed. Govt seeks synergy with states on roads rehabilitation
Govt issuing N60bn third green bond — Minister
Fed Govt, NURTW launch CNG initiatives in Lagos
FG sets July 31 deadline for civil servants’ screening
FG donates N100m equipment to FUTA chemical lab
Dangote Refinery ‘receiving orders from Europe, Asia’
Zenith Bank tops tier-1 capital for 15th consecutive year
Nigeria generates $1.2bn annually from animal skin export – MACBAN
Subscribers lament poor service by telcos
ALGON holds NEC meeting, says LGs can tackle insecurity
Nigerian interfaith group demands closure of German cultural centre over LGBTQ content
Ndume: CISLAC condemns Senate over alleged silencing voice of opposing Senators
Oyo APC chairman seeking treatment in US since December — Party sources
Makinde, Aiyedatiwa, Oyebanji, others celebrate Akeredolu’s 68th posthumous birthday
Zulum To Revive Borno Tomato Factory, Celebrates Operational Shoe Factory
Power devolution, way out of Nigeria’s economic crisis — Gov Adeleke
Gombe Lauds IITA’s Seed System Initiative
Osun govt defends Oyetola over alleged award of same contract three times
Kaduna Launches Agric Strategy To Enhance Nutrition
Katsina Hisbah destroys N60m alcoholic drinks
Lagos serves 200 waterfront buildings contravention notice
Lagos clarifies imposition of parking fees on churches, worshippers
1,664 displaced as flood ravages Sokoto communities
Olubadan: Pressure mounts on Ladoja to accept beaded crown
Borno farmers hail govt over free ride
Lagos PPRO berates Ayo Maff over pro-drug lyrics
Friends kill youth in Zaria, withdraw N800k from his account
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1894, the world’s first competitive motor race held. The Paris–Rouen, Le Petit Journal Competition for Horseless Carriages was the world’s first city to city motoring competition. Starting in Paris and ending in Rouen, the race was organized by the newspaper Le Petit Journal.
- On this day in 2005, Nigeria’s foremost labour leader, Pa Michael Imoudu, died at age 103.