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The race for the APC senatorial tickets in Delta State for 2027 is heating up among prominent figures. Popularity and track records may play a lesser role in the final decision-making process.
Nigeria’s NLC and TUC demand fresh minimum wage talks by July 2026, citing economic hardship. Unions also seek 100% basic salary payment for workers.
Nigeria’s House of Reps investigates the use of $4.6bn in donor health funds from the Global Fund and USAID to ensure transparency and accountability.
Nigerian states and the FCT’s external debt grew by nearly $1bn to $5.68bn in 2025, despite increased FAAC revenue, raising fiscal sustainability concerns.
The resolution of the long-standing MMA2 dispute is hailed as a major boost for investor confidence, signaling Nigeria’s commitment to contracts.
Nigeria’s dollar GDP surged by 22% to $307bn in 2025, fueled by economic output and a stronger naira, outpacing many African economies. Learn more.
The FRSC has confirmed that three people were killed and one injured in a fatal Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash involving a Lexus Jeep and a motorcycle.
The Sokoto Police Command debunks a viral social media claim of an officer escorting a Hisbah commander, clarifying the photo shows the governor’s ADC.
Nigerian Police have forwarded the case file on the fatal Delta police killing of Mene Ogidi to the AGF for prosecution after dismissing the officers.
Amid rising South Africa xenophobia, Nigeria is arranging voluntary evacuation flights for its citizens. Over 130 Nigerians have registered to return home.
Governor Bassey Otu expresses sorrow over the tragic death of UNICROSS students and a staff member in a highway accident. The incident has left the community in mourning.
A fire in Ilorin, Kwara, destroyed several shops, likely due to a power surge. Firefighters managed to contain the blaze and prevent further damage.
Former VP Atiku Abubakar is set to travel to the US to highlight Nigeria's escalating insecurity and economic challenges. He aims to draw international attention to the country's governance issues.
Lagos State has closed 12 hotels and malls due to violations of elevator safety regulations. This action is part of a broader effort to ensure public safety in the state.
Residents in a Lagos community are frustrated by a prolonged blackout affecting over 300 homes. The faulty transformer has resulted in increased insecurity and hardship for the residents.
The US has provided Nigeria with over $1.3 billion in foreign assistance during 2024 and 2025. Future aid may be subject to stricter conditions imposed by US lawmakers.
The NDLEA has arrested two elderly individuals, aged 83 and 78, for drug trafficking in Abia and Ekiti. This operation is part of a broader nationwide crackdown on illegal substances.
Access Holdings has achieved a remarkable N1 trillion profit before tax for 2025, showcasing a strong financial performance. The company is shifting its focus towards value creation while maintaining a robust balance sheet.
Four individuals were killed in a recent attack in Agatu LGA, Benue State. The victims were ambushed by suspected armed herders on Sunday morning.
UBA Plc collaborates with fintechs OPay and PalmPay to enhance Africa's payment systems. This partnership emphasizes collaboration over competition for a secure financial future.
A lawyer reports that 62 Nigerians detained in Uganda have been denied legal representation, violating their rights. This situation raises concerns about the treatment of foreign nationals in Uganda.
Lagos State observed International Noise Awareness Day with a student debate focused on the dangers of noise pollution. The event aimed to raise awareness about public health risks and the importance of collective responsibility in addressing the issue.
LASEPA is organizing a workshop aimed at improving sustainable practices for pollution control. The training will enhance the technical skills of stakeholders involved in operating pollution abatement plants.
The Lagos government is conducting compliance checks in schools to ensure they are safe and ready for the upcoming third term. This initiative aims to enhance safety standards in educational institutions.
VDL Technologies marks its 10th anniversary with a strategic focus on AI innovation and international expansion, reflecting on its growth and future plans.
On World Press Freedom Day, Nigerian groups warn that press freedom in Nigeria is deteriorating, urging the government to protect journalists and end impun
Ekiti Governor Oyebanji vows to rescue abducted worshippers following the recent Ekiti kidnapping, urging border communities to be vigilant against crimina
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde vows to prioritize and strengthen security architecture to sustain the state’s massive economic development and growth.
The Federal Government resumes talks with SSANU and NASU today to end the ongoing nationwide strike over failed renegotiations and allowances.
JAMB will hold its 2026 policy meeting on May 11 to determine the minimum UTME cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 academic session. Learn more here.