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Aminu Tambuwal has called for immediate security measures in response to recent bandit attacks in Sokoto State that resulted in over 20 fatalities. His appeal highlights the urgent need for action to protect communities from ongoing violence.
The Nigerian Federal Government has introduced new Net Billing Regulations 2026, allowing consumers to sell surplus solar energy to Distribution Companies. This initiative aims to promote renewable energy usage and provide financial benefits to consumers.
A coalition is pushing for the decentralization of Nigeria's solid minerals industry to enhance state-level development. They are advocating for its removal from the Exclusive List to allow states more control over their resources.
Nigeria's rising insecurity, marked by school abductions and public fear, necessitates immediate action. A state of emergency is being called for to address these pressing issues.
Ogun State Government dismisses invasion rumours by Fulani herdsmen and Boko Haram, assuring residents of robust security measures and vigilance.
Olusoji Fasuba commends Kayinsola Ajayi for his impressive 9.84s 100m record and humble approach to athletics. This recognition highlights the potential of emerging talents in Nigerian sports.
Nigerians are increasingly fearful due to the rise in ritual killings across the country. Security operatives are taking action, with recent arrests made to combat this alarming trend.
On December 13, 2025, Zamfara state was named the best-performing state in primary healthcare delivery in the north-west geopolitical zone. The post Lawal’s vision, courage truly inspiring — UNICEF appeared first on Vanguard News.
Freight forwarders at the Seme border are urging a review of vehicle import restrictions due to business collapses and job losses since 2016. They emphasize the need for urgent action to address these challenges.
Eighteen national team jerseys for the upcoming FIFA World Cup may not be worn during the group stage. FIFA has confirmed the kit selections, leaving some teams' shirts unused.
Lecturers at Enugu Federal College have commenced a two-week strike due to unresolved issues with the provost. The strike follows a seven-day ultimatum issued to the college management for administrative intervention.
A Kogi community was attacked by terrorists who kidnapped a woman and her toddler. The victims were identified as Mrs. Idowu Kemi Titilayo and her child.
Kwara State Police have arrested four suspected terrorists, including their leader Umar Abubakar, known as 'Manti.' He is believed to be involved in multiple kidnappings in the northern region of the state.
StarTimes Nigeria will broadcast all 104 matches of the 2026 World Cup, aiming to engage football fans nationwide. They are also offering a N50 million prize to enhance viewer experience.
A tragic accident in Adamawa has resulted in the deaths of four NYSC members, a soldier, and another individual. Eyewitnesses report that a military truck was involved in the collision while attempting to overtake another vehicle at high speed.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has approved Abbey Mortgage Bank's transition to a regional commercial bank, now named Abbey Bank Plc. This marks a significant expansion for the institution in the banking sector.
Ogun State government has dismissed rumors of terrorist threats, assuring residents of their safety. Officials emphasized that reports of planned invasions by groups like Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen are false.
A senator has disclosed alarming details about the transportation of kidnapped children in Oyo, revealing they were tied together and escorted by armed individuals. This highlights the grave security challenges facing the region.
Foreign nationals in South Africa are seeking refuge in community halls due to mob violence and threats from locals. The situation highlights rising tensions and fears among the foreign community.
The Ogun State Government has dismissed as false and unfounded reports circulating on social media and other platforms alleging that Fulani herdsmen, Boko Haram insurgents, and other terrorist groups are
The House of Representatives on Wednesday called on the Federal Government and security agencies to urgently intervene in the renewed communal violence between the Karinjo and Wurkun communities in Karim Lamido Local Government Area of Taraba State, which has left at least five p...
The United States has proposed additional tariffs of 12.5% on imports from eight African countries, Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, read more Nigeria, South Africa, six others now face a new kind of US tariff
NERC has introduced new regulations allowing Nigerians to sell surplus solar energy back to the national grid. This initiative aims to reduce electricity bills and promote renewable energy usage.
Peter Obi has urged for the immediate release of kidnapped schoolchildren, emphasizing their dire situation. He also pointed out the escalating insecurity issues in Nigeria.
Bishop Jude Arogundade reflects on the ongoing emotional scars from the Owo massacre four years ago, where 41 worshippers were killed. He emphasizes the Church's continued struggle with the aftermath of this tragic event.
A reader shares a personal dilemma about dating someone who previously had a relationship with her mother. The situation raises questions about age gaps and past relationships.
Southwestern Nigeria has largely been spared major security threats – now it faces a troubling convergence of drugs and terror. The post Industrial-scale meth production poses new security risks for Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Former VP Atiku Abubakar condemns the abduction of ex-minister Adelabu’s family, highlighting Nigeria’s worsening insecurity crisis and urging urgent gover
Atiku Abubakar supports CAN’s call for urgent security reforms and asks Muslim leaders to join the campaign against Nigeria’s worsening insecurity.
A man tragically drowned in a well while attempting to retrieve his phone in Kano. The emergency team was alerted to the situation by a staff member of the service.