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Nigeria did not participate in the initial zero-tariff shipments to China, which were embraced by other African nations. This absence highlights Nigeria's missed opportunity in leveraging trade benefits under this policy.
By Vincent Ujumadu A chieftain of African Democratic Congress, ADC, and the party’s running make in last year’s Anambra governorship election, Dr Ndubuisi Nwobu, has described the exit of the former governor of Anambra State, Mr Peter Obi, from the party as painful, s...
Communities in Nasarawa and Plateau States are experiencing heightened tension due to the abduction of six university students. In a related incident, Plateau police have killed a suspect linked to the abduction.
A court has indefinitely adjourned the leadership suit of the ADC after a dispute arose regarding a letter from the plaintiff. The case will remain on hold until further notice.
The Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday adjourned the suit filed by Mr Nafiu-Bala Gombe over the leadership dispute in the African Democratic Party (ADC) indefinitely. The post Court adjourns ADC leadership suit indefinitely amid Gombe’s plea for case transfer appeared first ...
The NLC has condemned the resurgence of xenophobic attacks in South Africa, urging solidarity among African nations. They emphasize that these attacks are unjust and target individuals simply for being African.
The article discusses global perspectives on current events. It highlights the shared concerns and agreements among people worldwide.
Ondo State has launched a 1,000 hectare coffee plantation initiative, which Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa calls historic. This project aims to enhance Ondo's role in coffee production.
A US warplane disables Iranian tankers as the US-Iran conflict escalates in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening fragile ceasefire and peace negotiations.
The third batch of 557 Kwara pilgrims has departed for the 2026 Hajj, bringing the total number of pilgrims from the state airlifted to 1,487.
Edo Speaker Blessing Agbebaku apologises to APC leaders in Owan West for his re-election bid. Party members reject his plea, favouring other aspirants.
Real Madrid’s Federico Valverde denies reports of a physical clash with Aurelien Tchouameni, despite a hospital visit for a head injury before El Clásico.
Pope Leo warns world peace is endangered by international tensions, urging global leaders to seek divine guidance to end cycles of hatred and conflict.
The Warri South-West Unity and Development Forum has rejected divisive claims made by the Itsekiri Democratic Forum, calling them misleading. They are advocating for peace and unity within the Warri South-West Local Government Area.
Sixteen individuals lost their lives in a tragic auto accident in Kogi State, as confirmed by the Federal Road Safety Corps. The incident took place at Aku village along the Okene–Lokoja Road.
Nigerian banks are projected to boost lending growth above 20% by 2026 due to improved capital positions from a recent recapitalisation. This positive outlook reflects the strengthening of the banking sector.
Samuel Ortom, the former Governor of Benue State, has rejected a viral campaign poster suggesting he is running for president in 2027. He clarified that the poster does not represent his intentions or plans.
The article discusses the unspoken leadership issues driven by ego in corporate settings. It highlights the reluctance of executives to address these problems openly.
Ronaldo scored his 100th goal in Saudi Arabia, helping Al Nassr secure a 3-1 victory. This milestone brings the team closer to clinching the league title.
The SheMeansBusiness initiative continues to empower women entrepreneurs in Nigeria. The program aims to enhance business skills and provide networking opportunities.
A man had a close call with death when a truck tyre exploded while he was trying to puncture it. The incident was captured in a viral video that has been widely shared on social media.
Porsche is set to cut an additional 500 jobs following a previous announcement of 1,900 job cuts last year. This decision reflects ongoing challenges in the automotive industry.
A Lagos logistics firm highlights the challenges of establishing a digital economy due to inadequate foundational systems. The article emphasizes the importance of robust identification processes for job applicants.
A Federal High Court in Port Harcourt has dismissed CNPC's attempt to overturn a $100 million judgement in favor of Cutra International. This ruling marks a significant development in the ongoing dispute over OPL 471.
The party described the alleged endorsement as misleading, malicious, and deceptive propaganda being circulated across various media platforms by the governor's media team. The post 2027: Reps deputy speaker never endorsed Otti – Abia APC appeared first on Vanguard News.
The Nigeria Police Force and JAMB have successfully disrupted a major examination malpractice syndicate during the 2026 UTME in Delta. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to ensure the integrity of educational assessments in Nigeria.
Japan has reported its first fatal bear attack of the year, involving a 55-year-old woman. The incident occurred in Iwate prefecture on April 21.
Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu has officially taken office as Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs. Her appointment by President Bola Tinubu marks a significant step in the country's diplomatic leadership.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has ruled that Omoyele Sowore must open his defense on May 19 regarding a two-count cybercrime charge. This decision comes amid ongoing tensions surrounding his anti-Tinubu posts.
The Lagos State House of Assembly is considering a bill to harmonise taxes and stop unauthorized levy collections. This move aims to streamline tax processes and reduce financial burdens on residents.