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Resident doctors have decided not to proceed with their planned nationwide strike after the federal government agreed to address their concerns regarding allowances and arrears. This development marks a positive step in negotiations between the doctors and the government.
Nigeria's risk management institute has endorsed the Central Bank of Nigeria's new digital banking measures aimed at enhancing security. This initiative is designed to combat the rising trend of financial fraud in the country.
Ethiopian Airlines has expressed concerns over the Middle East crisis affecting fuel supply and passenger travel. The disruptions have led to significant inconveniences for travelers in various countries.
The Labour Party in Sokoto has elected Yawale Abubakar as its new chairman. The party is determined to challenge the APC in the upcoming 2027 elections.
Atiku, Obi, and Makinde are advocating for a unified candidate to challenge Tinubu in the 2027 elections. They express concern over the strain on Nigeria's democracy and the need for collective action to protect it.
US envoys have arrived in Pakistan to initiate peace talks regarding the situation with Iran. However, Iranian officials have expressed that there are no current plans for direct discussions.
Over 5,000 people have been displaced in Borno due to recent violence, seeking refuge in Pulka. The situation is dire as aid efforts are insufficient to meet the needs of the affected residents.
Air Peace has informed passengers about possible flight delays due to a shortage of aviation fuel in Nigeria. This situation may disrupt travel plans for many customers across the airline's network.
Kogi veterinarians are advocating for improved welfare and the recruitment of more professionals in the field. They emphasize the vital role veterinarians play in ensuring public and animal health.
Senator David Mark emphasizes the need for opposition parties to unite in addressing Nigeria's deteriorating security and democratic freedoms. He calls for urgent action to rescue the nation from its current challenges.
The 2026 Osun-Osogbo Festival aims to attract 500,000 participants to celebrate its rich cultural heritage. Scheduled from July 27 to August 7, this UNESCO World Heritage event promises to be a significant celebration of tradition.
The Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, has urged police officers to engage with the public respectfully and professionally. He emphasized that citizens are the 'bosses' of the police force.
Tuggar highlights the persistent poverty in Bauchi despite its resources, calling for change. He aims to build on the legacies of past leaders and address previous mistakes.
Governor Seyi Makinde warns against one-party domination, referencing the violent 'Operation Wetie' from the 1960s. His comments were made during the Ibadan Summit, emphasizing the need for political diversity.
Barcelona is close to winning the La Liga title after a 2-0 victory against Getafe. Goals from Fermin Lopez and Marcus Rashford secured the win for the team.
The North-East of Nigeria is undergoing a significant transformation as the NEDC embarks on a mission to rebuild the region. Despite the challenges, there is hope for recovery and development after years of devastation.
Adebayo Adelabu has confirmed that he resigned with the full support of President Bola Tinubu. This clarification comes amid discussions about his departure from the power ministry.
Prof. Tunji Olaopa has proposed reforms aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of Nigeria's local government system. His recommendations focus on optimizing governance at the grassroots level.
The Gregorian Art Exhibition has launched in Lagos to honor renowned artist Bruce Onobrakpeya. The event attracted a notable audience from Nigeria's cultural, political, and religious sectors.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has called on the Kogi PDP to reconcile with its aggrieved members. She emphasizes the need for unity to welcome defectors ahead of the 2027 elections.
Sea Delights Marine Wreckage Limited is suing the Nigerian Navy and the Attorney-General of the Federation for N771 million over an auctioned vessel. The case has been filed in a Federal High Court in Lagos.
The article discusses the rising use of natural contraceptive methods among women in France, highlighting that it does not guarantee prevention of unwanted pregnancies. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the limitations of such methods.
A report claims that the influence of Senator Ibikunle Amosun in Ogun Central is currently unmatched, despite some distorted narratives. The article emphasizes Amosun's strong position within the local political landscape.
Opposition parties in Nigeria are uniting to select a single candidate for the 2027 elections, aiming to challenge the ruling APC. They express concerns over threats to democratic governance as the election approaches.
A 53-year-old Nigerian man, Olatunde Abiodun Olusanjo, has been arrested in Los Angeles by US authorities for alleged sex crimes. He is facing deportation back to Nigeria due to these serious allegations.
The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) is proceeding with its congresses and national convention despite INEC's non-compliance with court orders. The party insists on recognizing the Dr. Agbo Major-led leadership regardless of the electoral body's actions.
The Police Service Commission has confirmed that recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force is completely free. They have warned the public to be cautious of scams related to the recruitment process.
Governor Makinde cautions against the gradual erosion of democracy, emphasizing the importance of opposition unity. He warns that a drift towards a one-party state could undermine the democratic process in Nigeria.
Nigeria is actively participating in the World Data Organisation Assembly in Beijing, highlighting its commitment to cross-border standards. Joseph Tegbe, representing the Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership, underscores the nation's growing interest in international data collaboration.
Opposition parties in Nigeria have agreed to field a single presidential candidate for the 2027 elections. This decision was made during a national summit in Ibadan, Oyo State.