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Social media influencer Blessing CEO has been remanded in EFCC custody due to an alleged N36 million property fraud case. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding fraud in the influencer space.
Supporters protest the disqualification of Tein Jack-Rich from the Rivers senatorial race, accusing the APC of favoring allies of Nyesom Wike.
An Akwa Ibom oil community's only school is in ruins despite the state receiving N2.53 trillion in revenue from oil funds. This situation raises concerns about the effective use of resources by the state government.
Best Fibres Nigeria Limited has launched Tressa hair, a new premium synthetic hair brand aimed at redefining standards in African hair extensions. This initiative is expected to enhance the beauty and fashion industry in Nigeria.
A new report by Transparency Watch Initiative ranks the top-performing Nigerian public institutions, highlighting FIRS, NAFDAC, and others for excellence.
President Tinubu urges Nigerians to re-elect him, promising continued reforms and economic stability. He highlights recent improvements in Nigeria's credit rating and emphasizes the importance of supporting local investors like Dangote.
Various political factions including LP, NDC, ADC, and PDP are conducting their primaries. The APC has postponed its House of Reps primaries due to challenges and disqualified some loyalists in Rivers.
Inflation in Nigeria has risen to 15.69% due to increasing food and energy costs, particularly affecting states like Sokoto, Bauchi, and Zamfara. To address this, Cardoso has introduced a revised foreign exchange manual aimed at enhancing transparency and confidence in the market.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced that all 22 registered political parties have submitted their membership registers. This compliance is a positive step towards ensuring transparency in the electoral process.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has unveiled its manifesto, promising the establishment of an independent electoral body and a governance system free from impunity. This initiative aims to strengthen democratic processes in Nigeria.
Terrorists and gunmen have invaded schools in Borno and Oyo, leading to the abduction of several pupils and staff. The incidents have raised serious concerns about the safety of students in these regions.
Capital Hotels Plc has reported strong operational results, showcasing resilience in a tough economic environment. The company continues to lead in the MICE sector despite challenges like inflation and rising costs.
Victor Osimhen has led Galatasaray to their fourth consecutive Turkish league title. Speculation is growing about his potential next move in his football career.
Alex Iwobi has been cleared to return to action, providing a significant boost to both Fulham and the Nigeria national team. His recovery comes just in time for upcoming friendlies against Poland and Portugal.
Nigeria's U-20 women's football team, the Falconets, has been drawn into Group F for the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. They will compete against Spain, China, and New Caledonia in Poland.
Nigerian banks are reluctant to lend to SMEs due to a banking allocation problem rather than a lack of importance for these enterprises. This ongoing issue highlights the need for a shift in credit distribution strategies.
Nigeria has introduced a 30-day visa-free entry policy for Rwandan nationals, facilitating easier access for lawful activities. This move aims to strengthen bilateral relations between Nigeria and Rwanda.
Support for former Governor Yahaya Bello's senatorial bid in Kogi Central is increasing, as locals praise his impactful interventions. His growing influence is causing concern among his political opponents.
Nigerian fans gathered at Ikeja City Mall to celebrate the Maktown Flyers' debut in the Basketball Africa League. The event showcased the growing enthusiasm for basketball in Nigeria.
The9jaboy's 16-team grassroots football tournament in Lagos aims to discover young talents and promote youth development. The competition concludes tomorrow, highlighting the importance of nurturing future stars in Nigerian football.
The Ecobank Schools Chess Championship is seen as a potential catalyst for Nigeria to produce its first Grandmaster in chess. Despite over fifty years of participation in global competitions, Nigeria has yet to achieve this elite status in the game.
Nigeria has received its first sovereign credit rating upgrade in 14 years from S&P Global Ratings, enhancing investor confidence. This milestone is expected to positively impact the country's economic landscape.
Tambuwal endorses Malami-Yabo for the Senate while emphasizing the importance of mentoring young leaders. He expresses concern over the fragmentation of the opposition ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Nigerian Cancer Society is advocating for increased government action to combat the rising cancer rates among young people. This call comes as they mourn the loss of actor Alexx Ekubo, highlighting the urgent need for effective cancer interventions.
Bala Mohammed and other candidates have received their nomination forms for the 2027 general elections under the Allied People’s Movement. This marks a significant step in their political aspirations for the upcoming elections.
PremiumTrust Bank has empowered 13 entrepreneurs by providing N50 million in business grants. This initiative reflects the bank's commitment to positively impacting lives and communities.
The Enugu State Council of Presidents General has endorsed Governor Dr. Peter Mbah for a second term, praising his leadership. This endorsement comes from 583 communities in the state.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has fined lawyer Johnmary Jideobi N1 million for frustrating a hearing regarding former President Jonathan's eligibility. The court has scheduled a definite hearing for May 18.
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Nigeria's sovereign credit rating, acknowledging the country's challenging structural reforms. However, election-year inflation poses a risk to these reforms, potentially undermining progress.
Nigeria has launched a 30-day visa-free entry policy for Rwandan citizens. This initiative aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and promote tourism between the two nations.