A-Ibom NYSC 8: Family thanks God as son finally regains freedom
FG to shut errant filling stations as petrol hits N1,000/litre
Strike threat: ASUU, FG meeting postponed
South East govs, lawmakers move to resolve student loan hiccups
Abduction: Resident doctors begin 7-day nationwide warning strike
Slain Officers: ‘You’ve Murdered Peace’, IGP Orders IMN Sponsors’ Manhunt
They attacked us in a guest house, Shi’ites accuse Police
WASSCE: ASUU, NUT differ as FG bans under-18 candidates
FG plans intervention as cooking gas hits N1,300/kg
136 Europe-bound African migrants rescued at Spanish port
Binance exec in EFFC custody ‘can no longer walk’ – Family
NNPC begins natural gas export to Japan, China
Nigeria’s GDP grew by 3.19% in Q2 2024 – NBS
DID YOU KNOW?
- The plastic tips of shoelaces are called aglets. These tips can also be made of metal. Its purpose is to help make the lace easier to hold when running through the holes of the shoes.
- Our stomachs produce a new layer of mucus every two weeks so they don’t digest themselves.
Tinubu appoints new NIA, DSS heads
Bichi Out As Tinubu Names Ajayi DSS DG
Shettima Leads Mourners To Zulum’s Late Commissioner’s Funeral
Didn’t expect another NBA invite after trending over sneakers, Mungo Park suit — Shettima
Akpabio, Mahama, Bagudu urge action to transform Africa
Tambuwal’s aide arraigned for defaming Sokoto gov
Appeal Court affirms Ighodalo as PDP candidate
Police arrest 97 Shi’ites, IMN denies killing cops
Outrage as FG pegs age for writing WASSCE at 18 years
Fed Govt plans NYSC training scheme equivalent for NCE graduates
AMCON goes after global assets of major bad debtors
CBN lifts suspension on Standing Lending facility
Wike vows to curb one chance menace in FCT
FG may convert Arik, Aero Contractors to national carriers
We’ll implement state police — Ondo, Rivers, Jigawa govs
UNIBEN, firm plan AI research on local languages
NBA launches digital stamp, seal
Borno, Yobe, Adamawa’s Children Battling Malnutrition Escalation – UNICEF
FG spending exceeds revenue by 225% — BudgIT
Amnesty Kicks As Man Is Arrested After Posting Video Of Gov’s Wife Party
Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation announces 2024 AIG scholar
BUA partners Turkish firm on wheat flour milling
Kizz Daniel hits 1 billion Spotify streams
Fireboy DML features Lagbaja, Seun Kuti, Bastiste on 4th album
Claim I’m working for Edo APC, PDP laughable – Akpata
Gov visits Kaduna pupils months after rescue from kidnappers
Higher institutions: Gov Sani approves payment of N470m accreditation fees
Katsina gov ends one-month vacation, plans N30bn irrigation project
Borno Commissioner Dies In His Room
Osun confirms two cases of Mpox
Police, NSCDC in Ondo get surveillance drones
Residents bemoan Gombe’s poor house numbering system
Gunmen abduct Rivers Internal Revenue Director
Tragedy as train crushes pedestrian to death in Lagos
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1985, there was a military coup in Nigeria. General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida took over the government after overthrowing Muhammadu Buhari in a bloodless coup.
- On this day in 2003, the world’s biggest battery was plugged in. The battery, which takes up about 2,000 square metres of space and weighs about 1,300 tonnes is set up to provide emergency electricity to the residents of Fairbanks in Alaska, for about 7 minutes.