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APC primary candidates in Lagos have cleared Speaker Mudashiru Obasa of allegations linking him to funding recent protests. They dismissed the claims as unfounded and without merit.
Guinness Nigeria collaborates with partners to address the issue of counterfeit products on World Anti-Counterfeiting Day 2026. Their initiative focuses on leveraging AI and digital connectivity to enhance product authenticity.
Dangote Refinery has reduced its petrol production capacity by 34% due to feedstock and technical challenges. This reduction could significantly impact Nigeria's fuel market dynamics.
Security forces successfully thwarted an attack on a Zamfara community, eliminating six bandits in the process. There were no casualties reported among residents or security personnel.
The Kogi State government has promised justice for three residents murdered by bandits in Iluke community. Security forces successfully rescued students during the incident.
FCT Police thwarted a kidnapping attempt in Abuja, rescuing five individuals and neutralizing two suspects. This successful operation highlights the ongoing efforts to enhance security in the region.
Edo Commissioner Festus Ebea has accused some residents of sheltering kidnappers and criminals, taking advantage of the state's security issues. This statement highlights ongoing concerns about safety and community involvement in crime.
The Federal Government has introduced new regulations for awarding honorary doctorate degrees in Nigerian universities. This move aims to enhance the credibility and integrity of such awards.
John Terry has voiced his disappointment over Nigeria's absence from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting the Super Eagles' significance to the tournament. He believes their participation would have added excitement to the event.
During World War II, a Norwegian military officer and politician, Vidkun Quisling, helped facilitate the Nazi invasion of his own country and led a domestic collaborationist regime loyal to Führer Adolf Hitler. For his infamous role, he was executed for treason in 1945, and his...
Nigerians living abroad contribute significantly to the economy through $21 billion in annual remittances, yet they remain unable to vote. This situation highlights the disconnect between their financial contributions and political representation.
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Portugal defeated Nigeria 2-1, ending the Super Eagles' impressive 12-match unbeaten streak. Despite the loss, Nigeria remains focused on their World Cup preparations.
John Terry expressed that Nigeria's Super Eagles will be a significant absence at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His comments highlight the impact of the team's absence on the tournament.
Sixteen years after the 2010 FIFA World Cup, South Africa celebrates its historic role as the first African host. Tshabalala reflects on his memorable goal during the tournament's opening match against Mexico.
A US official claims Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry to the US due to alleged ties with terrorist groups. This incident raises concerns about security and associations in sports.
Continental Hotels Nigeria is launching exclusive FIFA World Cup 2026 viewing parties in Lagos and Abuja. This initiative aims to enhance the excitement of football fans across the country.
Nigeria's Female YellowGreens achieved their first victory in the 2026 Kwibuka T20 Tournament, defeating Malawi by 52 runs. The match took place at the Gahanga 2 Cricket Oval in Kigali.
The Akada Children’s Book Festival has successfully celebrated African creativity for eight years, uniting children, parents, and educators. This event highlights the importance of storytelling and children's literature in fostering cultural appreciation.
Nigeria's GESI roadmap has the potential to unlock $6.75 billion by aligning investment practices with stated values. This transformation could significantly enhance the impact investing ecosystem in the country.
Recent studies indicate a decline in academic achievements over the past 200 years, highlighting a concerning trend in human progress. This calls for a renewed focus on enhancing cognitive flexibility to thrive in the age of artificial intelligence.
Dettol Nigeria and the Wellbeing Foundation Africa have launched Phase 3 of the Dettol Hygiene Quest, aiming to reach over 800,000 beneficiaries by 2026. This initiative focuses on promoting hygiene and health awareness across Nigeria.
The Ekiti APC believes that Governor Oyebanji's accountability and fiscal transparency during his first term will lead to electoral success. They are confident in his capabilities to secure victory in the upcoming elections.
Iyabo Obasanjo is reportedly preparing to rejoin the People's Democratic Party after leaving the All Progressives Congress. This move comes as confirmed by an associate, signaling a potential shift in her political alignment.
PDP candidate Dr. Wole Oluyede is optimistic about winning the upcoming Ekiti election on June 20. He promises a new dawn for the state if elected.
The APC is targeting 500,000 votes for Governor Biodun Oyebanji in the upcoming Ekiti 2026 election. The party expresses confidence in his re-election while downplaying the threat from opposition parties.
Yiaga Africa is deploying 272 observers for the June 20 governorship election in Ekiti State. This initiative aims to ensure transparency in the electoral process.
IPAC in Ekiti State is contesting the use of Amotekun and similar security forces for the upcoming elections. They plan to seek a court injunction against their deployment on June 20.
President Tinubu emphasizes the importance of tax compliance for infrastructure development in the Federal Capital Territory. He encourages residents and businesses to contribute to sustainable growth through improved tax practices.
A coalition of civil society groups has announced protests on June 12 to address issues of insecurity and hardship in Nigeria. The protests coincide with Nigeria's Democracy Day, aiming to draw attention to pressing national concerns.