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WAEC confirms no question paper leakage in the 2026 WASSCE, despite logistical challenges. Learn about WAEC’s cyber monitoring and future plans.
Nigeria and Canada are strengthening bilateral trade and investment by improving data systems. Learn how data-driven policies can attract Canadian capital
Nigerian women farmers are adopting solar energy to reduce an estimated $10bn in food losses, transforming agriculture and post-harvest practices. Learn ho
Cornerstone Insurance Plc MD highlights education, health, and safety as key pillars of their community development, reaffirming commitment to sustainable
Transcorp Hotels Plc celebrates the graduation of 64 women from its empowerment program, fostering entrepreneurship and economic inclusion in Nigeria.
Troops successfully foiled a midnight Borno ISWAP attack in Mairari, Guzamala, inflicting heavy casualties on terrorists, though two soldiers and one CJTF
JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, clarifies that JAMB is an educational assessment and admission agency, not an exam body, stressing its core mandate.
A 50-year-old Ogun Ifa priest, Muritala Shodiya, reportedly set himself on fire and died in Adebiopon Village, Ogun State, leaving residents in shock.
Bauchi State promotes school sports to engage youth and curb social vices. Learn how the government and stakeholders are investing in grassroots sports dev
Nigeria and China are enhancing their partnership in exports and energy, with additional collaborations in AI, healthcare, and agriculture. This development signals a strengthening of bilateral ties between the two nations.
The Lagos State Government has mandated the demolition of the Article Shopping Complex due to safety concerns. They have issued a 14-day ultimatum for structural integrity tests on other distressed buildings in the area.
Southwest security groups OPC and Agbekoya are calling on the federal and Oyo State governments to take action against kidnapping in their regions. They specifically demand the release of victims abducted in Igbope and Ogbomoso.
Lagos State is set to launch its first state-funded HIV medication in August, marking a significant milestone. This initiative makes Lagos the first sub-national government in Nigeria to independently procure HIV medicine.
Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu urges the South West Development Commission to accelerate development efforts in the Southwest region. He emphasizes the need to tackle socio-economic challenges effectively.
Lagos State is partnering with an organization to enhance funding opportunities for women exporters, providing access to N5 million. This initiative aims to improve product quality and reduce rejections in international markets.
Monica.Cash advocates for regulatory frameworks to manage the use of digital dollar assets in Nigeria. This comes as the adoption of stablecoins like USDT and USDC increases among Nigerians.
An additional 271 Nigerians have been evacuated from South Africa, arriving in Lagos today. This brings the total number of evacuated citizens to 593 amid ongoing xenophobic protests.
The Isale Eko Descendants' Union has defended its actions to protect the Eyo masquerade's cultural heritage from negative portrayals in 'Gangs of Lagos.' Their efforts aim to safeguard traditional values against gang-related activities.
The Kaduna State governor is an asset to APC, writes JOSHUA J. OMOJUWA Nine out of ten African teams made it to the round of 32 of the ongoing FIFA
The Federal Government has confirmed that a final decision on adopting Adire as the new NYSC uniform has not yet been made. This clarification comes after previous discussions on the matter.
The Nigerian government has secured 1,721 terrorism convictions since 2017 through a mass trial program. This initiative is seen as a significant step in strengthening the country's criminal justice system.
Yobe State SSG, Dr. Mohammed Goje, has confirmed that no local government area is currently under terrorist control. This announcement highlights the improved security situation in the state, credited as a key achievement of Governor Buni since 2019.
Security agencies in Abuja have reassured residents that the recent roadblocks and increased personnel are standard procedures to ensure safety during protests. They aim to maintain law and order in the city.
The deregistration of political parties in Nigeria has sparked debates about its legality and the risks it poses to democracy. Concerns are growing over whether this action sets a dangerous precedent for the country's multi-party system.
Parallex Bank has donated N10 million to support 10 athletes from Lagos for their performance in the upcoming 2025 National Youth Games. This initiative aims to enhance grassroots sports development and empower the youth.
Super Eagles goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo shares his ultimate dream of winning the World Cup with Nigeria, alongside his immediate ambition for AFCON glory.
Nigeria’s government debt issuance has surged due to aggressive fiscal expansion and inflation risks. Learn how this impacts the economy and financial mark
Achraf Hakimi believes Morocco is capable of winning the World Cup, reflecting on their journey and the team’s ambition. Read his full interview.
Folarin Balogun made World Cup history by scoring and getting a red card in the same knockout match, joining Zidane and Ronaldinho. Learn more about Balogu
Despite xenophobia, South African investors channel almost $1bn into Nigeria in Q1 2026, highlighting resilient commercial ties. Get the full report.