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Madrid has canceled the public viewing of Spain's World Cup game due to high temperatures. The match was set to be shown on a giant screen in Plaza de Colon.
Conflicting reports have emerged about the status of kidnapping victims in Oyo State, with authorities asserting they are still in captivity. This comes despite a two-hour ultimatum issued by local leader Jacob Ogundiran.
Keyamo announced that Otti successfully persuaded Tinubu to support the Abia International Airport initiative. Additionally, discussions are in progress for a direct international cargo flight from Guangzhou to Enugu's Akanu Ibiam Airport.
Authorities have successfully recovered a vehicle that was stolen five years ago. The vehicle was traced from Kaduna State to Gombe State, where it was being re-registered.
Ikeje Asogwa of the APC has been declared the winner of the Enugu North Senatorial District by-election by INEC. However, opposition parties have raised concerns about irregularities and are considering legal action.
Allegations of vote-buying have emerged during the Ekiti governorship election, with accusations directed at the ruling APC. This controversy has overshadowed the electoral process, raising concerns about its integrity.
Renaissance Energy Africa and the Niger Delta Development Commission are collaborating to drive technological innovation in the oil region. This initiative aims to reshape the future of the area through advancements in technology.
Anambra police have successfully prevented a 21-year-old woman from allegedly attempting to sell her newborn baby girl. The incident occurred in Igbariam, Anambra East LGA, highlighting ongoing concerns about child trafficking.
A cleric has urged the Nigerian government to collaborate with the global community to tackle the rising insecurity, particularly the kidnapping of school-age children. This call comes in response to the alarming trend of child abductions for ransom in the country.
Vozinha, the Cape Verde goalkeeper, will have the support of his mother in the stands during their World Cup match against Uruguay. This emotional moment has brought joy to Vozinha and his fans ahead of the game in Miami.
The Lagos Government has inaugurated a task force aimed at addressing illegal waste disposal in the city. Officials have also warned transport unions to cease street trading around bus stops and newly constructed roads.
Spain is determined to secure a strong victory against Saudi Arabia in their upcoming World Cup match. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia hopes to recreate their stunning upset against Argentina.
Senator Olaka Nwogu of the PDP, aligned with Wike's Rainbow Coalition, has won the Rivers southeast senatorial bye-election. The AA candidate has rejected the results and is considering legal action.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has been reinstated to the Senate, resolving the controversy over her suspension. Oshiomhole and the Senate played key roles in addressing the situation.
Governor Sim Fubara highlights the importance of a supportive environment for attracting investors. He believes that creating an enabling atmosphere is the best incentive for businesses.
Plateau State's Secretary to the Government, Arch. Samuel Jatau, has reassured that the state's security challenges are not unique and that it remains a safe place for residents and visitors. He encourages people to evaluate the situation based on actual conditions.
Olaka Nwogu of the PDP has won the Rivers South East Senatorial by-election, filling the vacancy left by the late Senator Barry Mpigi. Nwogu is an ally of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike.
President Tinubu congratulated Governor Oyebanji on his election win in Ekiti State, praising the peaceful conduct of the electorate. He urged Oyebanji to show generosity in his success.
Governor Sim Fubara of Rivers State has honored fathers, calling them unsung heroes and the foundation of society. His remarks come in celebration of Father's Day, emphasizing the important role fathers play in family and community.
United Nigeria Airlines has honored Nigeria's heritage by naming two aircraft after renowned author Chinua Achebe. UNA chairman Obiora Okonkwo announced that four more aircraft are expected to be named in the coming months.
Bamidele praises Oyebanji's re-election as a historic achievement for Ekiti State, marking the first back-to-back governorship since 1999. He believes this victory reflects a unifying governance approach and a promising future for the state.
CRRAN has appealed to Governor Peter Mbah concerning the alleged kidnapping and detention of three teenagers in Enugu. The human rights organization seeks action to address this serious issue.
Japan has significantly raised visa fees for foreign nationals, including Nigerians, by 400%. This marks the first major change in its visa pricing system in nearly half a century.
Tech entrepreneur John Onuigbo credits his recognition at the AMTY Awards for significantly transforming his life and career. He emphasizes the positive impact this acknowledgment has had on his professional journey.
Africa's annual fuel expenditure surpasses $150 billion, highlighting the financial burden on drivers. The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) is seen as a solution to reduce these costs significantly.
Leafnet Enterprises Limited and Ladi Memorial Foundation have launched a fashion and garment training program for 150 participants in Kogi. This initiative aims to enhance vocational skills and promote employment opportunities in the region.
Curacao's goalkeeper humorously suggested he deserves a statue after his impressive performance in the World Cup. He made 15 crucial saves against Ecuador, helping his team stay in the tournament.
A court is preparing to hear a lawsuit challenging Donald Duke's candidacy for the presidency under the PRP. The plaintiff argues that his nomination violates INEC's regulations and guidelines.
Queen Esther Otuonye emphasizes the importance of faith, purpose, and challenging societal beauty standards. She advocates for redefining pageantry and encourages others to overcome limitations imposed by society.
Eight individuals have been sentenced to community service for illegal waste disposal in a local community. This action highlights the ongoing efforts to address environmental concerns and promote responsible waste management.