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Despite US approval of World Cup visas for Iranian footballers, US and Iran trade strikes in the Middle East, threatening a fragile ceasefire. Read more.
Coach Lionel Scaloni provides a crucial Messi fitness update ahead of the 2026 World Cup, detailing his recovery and potential friendly appearances.
Nigeria’s banking sector is increasingly divided between lenders with strong enough balance sheets to reward shareholders and those struggling with read more Banking sector splits into winners and losers after CBN stress tests – Rewane
Oyo State charges civil servants to upskill beyond basic training to remain relevant. Discover how Oyo is prioritizing worker welfare amidst economic chall
Anambra State Government launches free hypertension screening across all public health facilities. Get screened today and know your blood pressure status.
Friday's appointment, approved by the leadership of the NSC, comes at a critical period for aquatic sports in Nigeria The post NSC appoints Lekan Fatodu president of Nigeria Aquatics Federation appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Four days ago, Mozambican immigrant Lado Amido answered a knock at his door in the South African town of Kleinmond. read more Nigerians, other African migrants flee into the mountains as South Africa’s xenophobic violence surges
The Africa CDC and WHO have launched a $518 million plan to address the Ebola outbreak in Africa. This initiative aims to enhance preparedness and response efforts against the Bundibugyo virus strain.
It was mid-morning when Aduke Balogun noticed a masked man in military fatigues walking towards her children's school. read more “We want our children back”: Nigeria’s kidnapping nightmare spreads south
The article discusses the challenges faced by the boy child, emphasizing that he is a product of societal tolerance rather than a problem needing solutions. It calls for a deeper understanding of the issues surrounding the silent son.
The Christian Youth Movement for Tinubu-Shettima describes itself as a socio-political organisation mobilising Christian youths across the country behind the president's re-election bid. The post INTERVIEW: Why we’re mobilising Christian youths for Tinubu-Shettima’s r...
Nigeria can no longer rely on foreign capital alone to finance its development objectives as global investment flows become more selective.... read more Nigeria to fund growth in a fracturing global economy
Enugu Ezike is experiencing a unique dual leadership approach under Onyishi and Igwe. This model is drawing attention for its effectiveness in governance within the community.
The US has approved a $1.98 billion deal to sell anti-drone technology to Kuwait, enhancing its security. This move comes amid rising regional tensions.
African markets are navigating a mix of inflation concerns, capital-raising activity and corporate expansion. Kenya’s banks are pushing for higher read more AFRICA FINANCE IN BRIEF: Rate hike calls, infrastructure capital, currency pressures dominate markets
Nigerians are expressing worries about recent abductions in Oyo, particularly in Esiele. The situation has raised significant concerns regarding safety in the area.
Nigerians are struggling with digital infrastructure issues, facing problems like failed transfers and identity theft. The blame is often shifted between banks, fintechs, and telecoms, leaving consumers frustrated.
Nigeria has been ranked third globally, after Egypt and Ethiopia, among countries where female genital mutilation (FGM) is still widely practised. Statistics also indicate that Ekiti and Osun states record some of the highest prevalence rates of the harmful practice in the South-...
The article reflects on three years of reforms and sacrifices under President Tinubu's leadership. It emphasizes that the true impact of his administration will be assessed beyond mere economic metrics.
President Bola Tinubu has ordered the FCCPC to dismantle Optasia's 12-year monopoly on airtime credit lending in Nigeria. This move aims to enhance competition and improve services for consumers.
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde has implemented a night-time ban on commercial motorcycle operations to enhance security. The ban prohibits okada riders from operating between 10:30 p.m. and 5:30 a.m.
Women traditionalists in Oyo State are seeking divine intervention for the release of abducted schoolchildren and teachers. They held a spiritual procession to raise awareness and call for help in addressing the ongoing kidnappings in the area.
A 17-year-old boy, Sesugh Atser, died during an EFCC operation in Makurdi, sparking demands for justice from his mother and family. The incident has raised significant controversy regarding the circumstances of his death.
A gang of kidnappers used a hotel in Bucknor Estate, Isolo, Lagos, as a base to plan their next targets. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Former Minister Solomon Dalung criticizes the federal government for its insufficient commitment to combat terrorism in Nigeria. He claims that the current administration is more focused on other issues rather than addressing the escalating insecurity.
Authorities have uncovered secret locations of terrorists in Yorubaland, highlighting a growing concern over security in the region. This revelation comes as Nigeria continues to grapple with the long-standing issue of terrorism affecting various parts of the country.
The Nigerian government's proposal to eliminate 'irrelevant' university courses has sparked debate about its effectiveness in addressing unemployment. Critics argue that the plan fails to tackle the deeper issues contributing to joblessness among graduates.
Cynthia Abraham is leading digital innovation for African entrepreneurs through her co-founding of Zora African Market. She emphasizes the importance of digital commerce in empowering businesses in the UK.
AAC candidate Akinsulere Akinshola promises to implement open governance in Ondo West if elected in 2027. He emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in leadership.
Corps members are increasingly sharing their experiences regarding challenges faced during the National Youth Service Corps program. This movement highlights the need for improvements in the system to better support participants.