TEF announces $15m grant for 3,000 African entrepreneurs
Naira-for-crude: Marketers fear price hike as FG suspends sale to Dangote
Petrol crisis eases in Niger after Nigeria’s bailout
State of Emergency: Another explosion rocks gas facility in Rivers
S’South govs, N’Assembly plan to reconcile Fubara, lawmakers
125km Benin-Asaba highway construction begins with 30 months deadline
Every Abia community to get internet coverage in nine months — Otti promises
Abducted Abuja Naval Officer Rescued In Nasarawa Forest
Naira struggles at official window, depreciates to 1536/$
Historian hails Tinubu for returning history studies to schools
Pope leaves hospital after five weeks
Nurse punished in UK for addressing convicted transgender paedophile as ‘Mr’
Nigeria to learn power generation from Egypt – Minister
Nigerian misses seven-continent Guinness record due to visa delays, aims for new feat
DID YOU KNOW?
- The largest denomination of currency ever printed was the 100 trillion dollar note by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe in 2008, during a period of hyperinflation. This extreme denomination highlights the devastating effects of hyperinflation on a country’s economy.
- The word ‘cereal’ comes from a Roman goddess. The breakfast food is named after the goddess of harvest and agriculture, Ceres.
Tinubu, Buhari, governors mourn Katsina governor’s mother
Reps deputy speaker advocates sustainable funding for education
Natasha, fellow Kogi senator clash over suspension
Tussle for 9Mobile shares ownership gets messier, bank seeks to join suit
Court orders MTN to pay N840m for trademark infringement
Lagos Airport Hotel pays retiree’s gratuity, explains delay
Two US-based Nigerians, accomplices face 62-year jail for $50m fraud
IG cautions against unlawful arrest, prolonged detention
Troops destroy 19 illegal refineries, seize 138,000 stolen products
NDLEA nabs Indian woman with 72 parcels of heroin in Kano
NAPTIP rescues seven Iraq-bound girls in Abuja hotel
Presidency faults Jonathan, Soyinka’s comments on Rivers emergency rule
FG plans standard operating code for Zamfara gold exploration
FG begins Benin-Asaba Expressway project with private funding
China can invest more in Nigeria’s economy – Umahi
Tinubu committed to delivering world-class infrastructure across Nigeria – Edun
Less than 10% of Nigerian land documented – Minister
FG seeks $6.25bn annual investment to bridge housing deficit
PenCom unveils payment solution providers for pension remittance
Railway mulls return of 2pm mass transit train in Lagos
Julius Berger to complete P’Harcourt road in May
FRSC decries 6,000 uncollected driver’s licences in Ondo
NCAA faults Delta Air Lines delay, maltreatment of passenger
Our education not bargaining chip, OAU students lament lecturers’ strike
N600bn capital injection expected on insurance bill passage
FirstBank projects N1tn for SME funding in 2025
Union Bank customers win tricycles in promo
ALSCON sponsors 10 A’Ibom students to study in Russia
NASU suspends planned strike as WAEC withdraws controversial circular
IPMAN warns members against buying high volume of petrol
Rivers crisis: Wabara condemns Fubara’s suspension, SERAP sues Tinubu
El-Rufai should account for deducted LG allocations – ALGON ex-scribe
2027: Kalu rejects NYLF’s call to run for president
2027: SDP not in merger talks with other parties, says Adebayo
APC, PDP stalwarts involved in coalition to oust Tinubu – Utomi
House of Reps member dumps YPP for APGA in Anambra
Fubara makes first public appearance after suspension
Abiodun, Oborevwori, Nwifuru bag Babcock varsity awards
Ekiti training students to solve contemporary challenges – Oyebanji
Adeleke threatens to depose monarchs of warring communities
Rivers emergency declaration: Okpebholo faults Jonathan
Otti revisits pension deal, Abia Assembly probes school fees
Delta CJ frees seven prisoners, reviews 1,228 cases
Kogi unveils electricity commission, takes over regulation
Kano grants 54 Indian-trained health workers automatic employment
Lagos is evolving, not smelling – Commissioner Wahab
Ondo establishes JTF as Amotekun arrests 32 kidnappers
Jigawa plans cattle rearers’ registration to curtail Niger’s herdsmen’s influx
Ogun seeks support to curb TB in livestock
Oyo promises increased access to potable water
LASG mulls more vocational training programmes in schools
Concerns As Sanusi, Bayero Set To Hold Sallah Durbar In Kano
Ondo Amotekun arrests 32 kidnap suspects
Suspected mentally deranged cop detained for killing bystander in C’Rivers
Bandits kill one, injure two in Sokoto attack
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1999, for the first time in its history, NATO attacked a sovereign country. The military alliance bombed Yugoslavia during the Kosovo War – without a UN mandate