Patients groan as nurses’ strike grounds hospitals nationwide
FG eyes N796bn annually from 5% petrol surcharge
P’Harcourt refinery not for sale – NNPC
NLC gives FG 2 weeks to refund ‘illegally deducted 40% ECS funds’
320 cholera patients recover as Niger, UNICEF contain outbreak
FGC Kaduna students to receive 1,000 laptops from alumni
Trump punishes Brazil with tariffs, sanctions over trial of ally Bolsonaro
UAE begins construction of 7km water pipeline to ease Gaza’s crisis
W’Africa’s first skyscraper, Cocoa House, marks 60 years
AfDB commits $1.2m grant to support national grid stability
Stranded Nigerian miners in CAR arrive Embassy
Manitoba’s Isabella Emike Olatunji makes history as First Nigerian Mrs Canada Globe
Nigerian Egusi seeds makes historic journey to space aboard NASA mission
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- The brain is actually not capable of multitasking. While we may think we’re doing two things at the same time, we’re actually just quickly switching back and forth between different tasks.
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Tinubu appoints Governing Council, principal officers for Ogoni Federal University
Tinubu Names Adeyemi Fire Service CG
Tinubu meets Jibrin, Kwankwaso ally, amid defection rumours
Shortage of practical skills accounts for 55% youth unemployment — Speaker
Reps probe Nigerian miners’ abuse claim in CAR
Alleged $1.04m fraud: Court refuses Ajudua fresh bail application
UTME fraud: JAMB prosecutes 110 in five years
Guard, cook sentenced to death for poisoning ex-Katsina commissioner
NAFDAC nets N2.5bn from illicit drug raids in Lagos, Onitsha, Aba
Presidency dismisses ex-ADC chairman’s claim of ministerial offer
Govt targets 80m non-literate youths, adults for basic education
Accessibility of UBEC funds under review, says education minister
NDLEA, Education Ministry to introduce drug testing in tertiary institutions
TETFund reroutes foreign training funds to varsity projects – Masari
Nigeria was heading to N12tr subsidy debt — PCNGi
FG attracts $440m CNG investments in two months – Report
Economic reforms slashed North’s debt by 42% – FG
FCCPC warns traders against price inflation, substandard goods
NAPTIP rescues 170 trafficked persons in Borno
NNPCL drills four oil wells in Kolmani, Bauchi
NAICOM unveils operational guidelines for Insurtech firms
NIMC migrates TELCOS to NINAUTH platform
Customs to adopt Pidgin as official B’Odogwu language
Climate change: FG reaffirms commitment to low carbon emissions
Onanuga: Some Politicians After Tinubu Because He’s From The South
FCTA plans mandatory hepatitis screening for food vendors
Akwa Poly rector denies imposing kinsman as successor
I’ll sustain demand for university autonomy — ASUU President
3,000 benefit from POWA nationwide empowerments — IG’s wife
Political loyalty fueling social media insults – Report
IDPs protest in Benue, block Makurdi–Lafia road
Kings must respect ancestral burial rites or quit throne — Wande Abimbola
Bodo-Bonny road nears 80% completion – Julius Berger
UAC acquires Chivita|Hollandia from Coca-Cola
Sterling HoldCo posts 157% profit, plans ₦53bn public offer
Oando unveils plans for 1.2GW solar plant
Nigerians to own shares in $20bn refinery — Dangote
Seplat revives 29 dormant wells, pumps 26,000bpd crude
Obi defends N540m donation amid S’East bias claims
Governors’ Spending: US Has Confirmed Nigeria’s Leadership Crisis – Peter Obi
Tinubu’s performance impressive in key areas, say North’s leaders
PDP Has Become An Empty Shell Nationwide – Abiodun
Gov Alia sacks chief of staff, commissioners, dissolves state executive council
Oyo Assembly approves appointment of civil, judicial service commissions members
Egbin land dispute: Lagos Assembly adopts committee’s recommendations
Delta plans 500-unit housing plan to cut rent costs
Sokoto targets food security with N5.3bn fertiliser intervention
Oyo refutes plan to build shops on market car park
Ondo okays N3.5b counterpart funding for World Bank rural road projects
Erosion: Cross River residents seek swift govt action
Lagos unveils youth storytelling challenge
Former speaker of old Anambra Assembly Ekwealor dies at 89
Ekiti arrests 90 for environmental sanitation offences
Road users groan over dilapidated Benin-Warri road
LASG clears drain, arrests woman for illegal waste disposal
Ooni announces new Ife chief
Manhunt begins for killers of Anambra bizman despite paying ransom
Woman arrested for killing, selling pregnant Anambra nurse’s body parts
TODAY IN HISTORY
- On this day in 1992, Thai Airways International Flight 311 crashed while approaching Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal. All 113 people onboard were killed in the crash.
Good day today