Why Nigerians must pay for new national ID card – NIMC
Supreme Court nullifies National Lottery Act
Simon Ekpa: Nigerians in Finland panic as search for sponsors begins
We are monitoring Ekpa legal proceedings, says FG
Sex-for-grade: FUOYE clears female student for graduation, sanctions lecturer
NNPCL not delivering agreed crude volumes – Dangote refinery
Vandals strike again, stall repairs on Ahoada-Yenagoa power line – TCN
46-year-old first IVF baby shares her story, celebrates pioneers in new film
Judge in Trump criminal case delays sentencing indefinitely
Ukraine parliament suspends session over threat of Russian attack
Nigeria-Turkey $2bn furniture, textile market set for 300% growth
Cameroon detains five Nigerian pastors over politician’s abduction
DID YOU KNOW?
- The Al-Madina Souk, is a centuries-old covered market in Aleppo, Syria that was once a major trading center and tourist attraction. It is the world’s largest covered historic market, with 13 kilometers of narrow alleys.
- The human vagina always holds a small amount of yeast. Even without an infection, the vagina will always hold some kind of fungus.
Tinubu writes Senate to confirm Oluyede as Army chief
Tinubu eyes livestock sector reform, investment to curb farmer-herder clashes
N’Assembly under fire as Nigeria’s debt hits N138tn
Nigeria’s health sector remains underfunded – Speaker Abbas
Reps panel demands project details from solid minerals ministry
Supreme Court rejects 36 states’ suit for FG to account for gas earnings since 1999
Court remands rural electrification director over alleged N223m fraud
Appeal court reserves judgment on Rivers allocation case
Again, arraignment of 109 foreigners on cybercrime charges stalled
Nigerian banks notorious conduits of financial crimes – EFCC chairman
Empowerment projects now conduit for embezzlement – ICPC
FG, InfoWest sign contract for construction of Calabar/Abuja highway
21 states enrol for AfDB N850bn agric scheme
State House spent N7.4bn on foreign currencies, 16 vehicles — Report
20.8% of Nigerian households borrow food to eat – NBS report
Lagos, Abuja airports get full NCAA certification
NAICOM, NDPC partner to strengthen data protection in insurance sector
Customs blame insecurity for fuel smuggling in Borno
Kainji, Jebba power plants lose N30bn
I won’t give up on impactful projects in FCT despite criticism – Wike
Louisa Agwu weds William Okeke in Abuja
519 FUTA students bag First Class
TASUED to graduate 27 first class students, first set of PhD holders
Covenant University ranks first in W’Africa
Delta security trust chairman wins Toyota Prado in Glo promo
Imo seals pact with Hilton Group on Concorde Hotel takeover
Maiduguri flooding: Unilever Nigeria donates products to Borno
Corruption, great monster still battling Nigeria, says Obasanjo
LP denies collusion with Tinubu for 2027 election
Soludo, Peter Obi, others attend Ifeanyi Ubah’s funeral
Fubara prays Appeal Court to vacate order stopping allocations to Rivers
65,848 women benefited from Kaduna’s Conditional Cash Transfer Scheme – Sani
Abiodun expands Ogun road network, unveils new infrastructure projects
Okpebholo suspends recruitment into Edo civil service
Soludo presents 2025 budget of N606.9bn
Sanwo-Olu swears in eight new perm secs, tutors-general
Aiyedatiwa urges investors to tap into Ondo’s economic potential
Gov Eno warns against illegal sales of kiosks at Christmas village
Over 200 govt vehicles missing, three recovered – Edo panel
Oyo to conduct computer-based examination for 15,000 civil service candidates
Osun unveils 16-day celebration for Adeleke’s second anniversary
Kano govt earmarks N25b as loan for small-scale entrepreneurs
Edo discovers diverted palliatives in stolen govt vehicle
Ebonyi begins data capturing of underage beggars, hawkers
Hernia, cataract dominate as over10,000 get free treatment in Adamawa
Bauchi couple cancels wedding days to ceremony over genotype results
Three Enugu farmers killed in renewed herdsmen attacks
Bandits abduct Kaduna village head, 14 others
Gunmen kidnap journalist’s relatives, demand N50m ransom
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 2002, more than 100 persons were killed in Kaduna State when a riot broke out between Christians and Muslimes over the hosting of the Miss World beauty paegent in Nigeria
- On this day in 2005, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, was elected as President of Liberia. The 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winner is also the first woman to be elected as head of state in an African country.
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