Petrol to sell N935/litre from today – IPMAN
Rice Stampede: Anambra Police Confim 22 Deaths, Soludo Mourns
Lakurawa terrorists no longer in Nigeria — Defence minister
Tinubu’s 50% transport reduction scheme may begin Tuesday
Police deny killing hunger protesters, demand Amnesty’s apology
Fubara mourns death of ex-Rivers Military governor Abbe
Imo not offering free buses for Christmas travel -Govt
Trump promises to end ‘transgender lunacy’
Ceasefire hopes dim as Israeli strikes kill 28 in Gaza
Family of 10 die in Brazil plane crash
British woman begins speaking Italian after waking up from stroke
Black Maidens edge Flamingos to WAFU B U17 Girls’ Cup
DID YOU KNOW?
- Political cartoonist Thomas Nast established Santa’s official residence as the North Pole in several illustrations in the 1800s. At the time, there were series of expeditions to the Arctic, and the North Pole was thought of as a mythical, magical place.
- In Japan, starting from a KFC marketing campaign in the 1970s, it has become tradition to eat Kentucky Fried Chicken at Christmas
Abbe: Nigeria has lost a committed administrator – Akpabio
Rep seeks action on crowd control, safety
North not liability to Nigeria, Ndume says
Tax Reform bills: Why we insist on withdrawal — Ndume
FG to arraign suspected terrorists linked to Bello Turji group
How terrorists smuggled Libya gun truck into Zamfara — FG
Ex-convict nabbed with South African-bound drug at Lagos airport
10 ministries get over N1tn each in 2025 budget
Umahi rules out compensation for bare land owners
FG lifts five-year ban on mining in Zamfara
NBET to spend N858b in 2025
FG: Tinubu’s Reforms Not Responsible For Food Stampedes
Net forex inflow fell to $14bn in Q3 – CBN
2024: N2.7trn GenCos debts, incessant grid collapse truncate FG’s 6,000MW plan
Govt approves recruitment of 3,927 Customs officers
NACA warns of HIV, preaches abstinence at Yuletide
Catholic church mourns tragic loss of 10 at Abuja food-sharing event
Kaduna poly welcomes 65-year retirement age for lecturers
J’Berger blames contractual differences for Bodo-Bonny road delay
Telcos demand plan to resolve N250bn USSD debt
Nigeria’s standard organisation certifies Casio calculators
Host communities demand payment of 3 % royalties by oil firms
SERAP faults Tinubu, Shettima’s N8.7bn travel budget for 2025
Tanker drivers decry bad roads, exclusion from CNG scheme
It’s wrong blaming Tinubu for stampedes, Omokri tells Obi
LP may go into extinction, says Okupe
Tinubu repeating Buhari’s borrowing mistakes, says Atiku
ANAMBRA 2025: No INEC, judiciary can stop people’s will — Val Ozigbo
Yari donates rice, cows to Zamfara Christians
Kano gov donates N2m to islamic school
Gov Mbah bags UNN Doctor of Laws degree
Abiodun commiserates with Makinde, Soludo, Wike over stampede
Sanwo-Olu directs LASTMA to intensify night traffic monitoring
Ogun recommits to entrepreneurship, doles out N1m grants to youths
Lagos 72-hour shopping festival begins today
Katsina opens school for orphans, others
Nasarawa raids lithium mining site, arrests manager
Kwara trains 700 farmers, extension workers
Benue LG plans 10,000-capacity beach resort
My 25-year development plan a divine mandate, says Soun
Wife flees after setting Ogun cop ablaze during dispute
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 2001, Nigerian politician and Minister of Justice, Bola Ige, was shot dead at his home in Ibadan, Oyo State. Till date, his killers remain unknown
- On this day in 1958, Tokyo Tower, the world’s tallest, self-supported steel tower at 333m, opened to the public. It is based on the Eiffel Tower and is used for communication purposes.