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First Lady Oluremi Tinubu encourages Nigerian women to engage in businesses like akara and kulikuli to boost economic growth. Her stance promotes self-reliance and productivity among women in Nigeria.
ESUT ASUU has issued a warning of an indefinite strike if the Enugu State Government does not implement the 2025 agreement on lecturers' remuneration by the end of July. The union emphasizes the urgency of addressing this issue to avoid disruption in the academic calendar.
Lagos State has been granted a permanent rail operating licence by the NRC, breaking a 128-year monopoly. This development is expected to enhance rail services in the region.
Saudi Airlines has not responded to the N6 million penalty imposed by the NCAA for violating consumer protection regulations. The silence raises questions about the airline's commitment to compliance and customer service.
Governor Peter Mbah has approved scholarships for 760 students and educators in Enugu, enhancing educational opportunities. This initiative aims to boost human capital development in the region.
A windstorm in Bauchi state has tragically claimed the lives of two children and injured two others. Authorities are advising residents to avoid seeking shelter under trees during such storms.
Portable and Charles Okocha are gearing up for a rematch on July 31 following a chaotic press conference. Fans are eagerly anticipating this showdown.
Morocco has set new records for Africa at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, achieving remarkable milestones in possession and knockout stage progression. This historic performance highlights the growing strength of African teams on the global stage.
The NPFL has announced that the 2026/27 season will kick off on August 27, 2026. This season will feature a record prize money of N1 billion for the champions.
Parents report that 37 children are still missing after a terrorist attack on a school in Borno State. The incident occurred during school hours, raising concerns about student safety in the region.
The Nigerian Army has initiated an investigation into claims of soldiers invading UNIOSUN hostels and assaulting students. This action follows protests led by the university's Vice Chancellor and students against the alleged misconduct.
A school in Lassa, Borno has been attacked, leaving 37 students missing. Parents are in a state of panic as search efforts are underway to locate the students.
A Rivers State High Court has sentenced Jerry Njoku to seven years in prison for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl. The court also ordered a compensation of N5 million to be paid to the victim's family.
A father and his three sons have been arrested in Ondo for suspected kidnapping. The Amotekun Corps recovered ransom money and rescued the victim during the operation.
Three individuals have been detained for stealing and selling insecticide-treated nets intended for free distribution in Osun State. This incident highlights ongoing issues with the misuse of public health resources.
A power surge ignited a fire at a laundry shop in Ilorin, Kwara State, resulting in the destruction of the business. Fortunately, residents were able to escape without injury.
Six individuals, including four women and two children, successfully escaped from bandits in Katsina State. They were rescued by Nigerian Army troops during a routine patrol.
LASEPA has shut down a nightclub and hotel in Lagos for violating noise pollution regulations. This enforcement action highlights the agency's commitment to addressing environmental concerns.
A new report reveals 79,323 people were killed and 34,773 abducted in Nigeria due to terrorism-related violence between 2020-2025. Fulani terror groups are
Ambassador Yu Dunhai July 1, 2026 marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Under the Party’s strong leadership, China has achieved the twin
The Obeagwe community in Anambra State continues to uphold its unique cultural practice of worshipping the alligator as a deity. This tradition symbolizes their belief in the alligator's protective powers amidst modern influences.
Allegations of bribery-for-appointment against the Chief of Staff to the President, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, by one Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew, is deserving of critical examination away from the current mob approach.
Kunle Adewale Not satisfied with the outcome of the first encounter with music star, Habeeb ‘Potable’ Badmus, Charles Okocha has activated the rematch clause for a second bout with the
…Laments no government presence in 2 autonomous communities that make up community By Steve Oko For more than three decades, the people of Mgbidi community in Awgu Local Government Area of Enugu State have struggled to complete a bridge project they conceived and funded through...
Ronald Koeman has resigned as the Netherlands manager following their World Cup exit after a loss to Morocco. The defeat was marred by racist abuse directed at players who missed penalties.
Erling Haaland scored a late winner to lead Norway past Ivory Coast in the World Cup. Norway is now set to face Brazil in the last-16 stage of the tournament.
Kylian Mbappé set a new record for the most goals in World Cup knockout matches while leading France to victory over Sweden. He is now just one goal away from Lionel Messi's overall tournament record.
Chukwuebuka Enekwechi has been appointed as the male captain for Team Nigeria at the 2026 Commonwealth Games. The National Sports Commission made the announcement, highlighting his achievements in shot put.
…Waves market incentives on Chinese OEMs ….Telcos, subscribers commend move By Prince Osuagwu, Hitech Editor. THE Federal government has waved a carrot stick on Chinese phone manufacturers and their Nigerian counterparts to consider establishing phone manufacturing plants in ...
After 45 days of a crippling strike that has shut down academic activities at the University of Cross River State, UNICROSS, the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, said it was set to meet with the state government as both sides move to resolve the impasse. The post 45 da...