N6.2 trillion supplementary budget for minimum wage infrastructure-FG
Minister Intervenes In Dangote, NNPCL, NMDPRA, NUPRC Brawl
Military Rescues Another Chibok Girl, 332 Others In Sambisa Forest
5 abducted Ondo corps members regain freedom after N5m ransom
W’Bank, AfDB to invest $7.5bn in Nigeria’s power sector
Forex inflow via IMTOs hits $1.07bn in three months –CBN
Fuel crisis: Marketers project N700bn monthly subsidy
Hunger protests: NLC warns against clampdown
Remi Tinubu backs bill seeking 70 legislative seats for women
Kamala Harris sets record, raises $81m in 24 hours for campaign
Uganda opposition lawmakers remanded in prison ahead of Tuesday protests
Joe Biden honours Olukoya, wife with presidential achievement award
DID YOU KNOW?
- Lithium is the world’s lightest metal, silvery in colour and extremely corrosive in its pure form. Popularly used in the production of batteries, lithium ignites on contact with water and can easily burn flesh.
- Beyoncé is the most awarded artist at the Grammys.
Tinubu appoints Obafunwa as new NIMR director-general
Akpabio tasks Senate panel to fish out alleged economic saboteurs in oil sector
Domestic workers must benefit from N70,000 minimum wage – Senate
Reps Speaker vows to complete deceased member’s Kaduna projects
50% salary cut for Rep members renewable after six months- Abbas
Reps, state lawmakers plan to address food crisis
Reps committee visits Bauchi projects, canvasses improved funding for NEDC
Tinubu inaccessible to lawmakers, Ndume insists
Electricity Tariff: Court Dismisses Suit Challenging Hike
Edo: A’Court declines to void PDP’s primary, sack Ighodalo as candidate
Court declines to bar Fubara from spending state funds
Fake kidnap: A’Court affirms dethroned Magodo monarch’s jail term
Illegal mining heightening N’West insecurity – COAS
Banditry: Matawalle Denies Allegations, Says Turji Is Deranged
Mastermind of General’s murder nabbed in Kano
EFCC arrests 10 illegal lithium miners in Oyo
PSC chair to meet Reps over controversial police recruitment
Windfall tax: FG insists on sanctions for defaulting bank chiefs
NDDC will approve only value-adding projects – Ogbuku
Customs caution motorists against Tokunbo tyres
NPFL seeks Spanish clubs for U-17 stars tour
NSIA awards $220,000 to three startups
Enamelware suffers N2.6bn loss
Tantaliser, Livestock Feeds lift equity market to over N16bn gain
AI will impact varsities, others – ABU VC
Flood takes over Nasarawa federal varsity halls, stalls lectures
UniAbuja ASUU suspends 82-day strike
Robbers rape Tai Solarin university students
North ranks high in poverty, illiteracy, insecurity — ACF
Planned Protest Ill-Timed, Counterproductive – ACF
Southeast won’t participate in protest, says Ohanaeze
Protest: Northern Youth Groups Withdraw, Allege Criminal Motives
Agbakoba warns NNPC against taking over Dangote refinery
APC criticises Dauda for partying in Enugu as bandits kill Zamfara residents
Ighodalo’s candidacy upheld, Shaibu fined N1m
Protest not solution to Nigeria’s challenges, says Jigawa gov
North faces existential threat over poverty, insecurity – Kaduna gov
Fubara pledges to deliver 5km road in December
GWR: Sanwo-Olu hails David for breaking largest painting record
Niger orders residents to plant four trees
Edo Airport Attack: Suspects Have Abandoned Homes – CP
NiMet, Ogun govt sign MoU to build weather station at cargo airport
Taraba to sustain primary health care funding
Abuja: Consumers Shun Bread, Pastries As Prices Soar
3 Men Remanded For Stabbing Labourer To Death In Kwara
Policeman Guns Down Dad In Borno
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1982, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) banned commercial whale hunting. The IWC passed a resolution to restrict commercial whaling and ban it completely after 1986. 25 countries voted to put the restrictions and ban in place.