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The events of 6 July 2026, when teachers under the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), FCT Wing, peacefully picketed the venue of the promotion examination at the National Open University,
The Tinubu aide said he is suing Al Jazeera over what he described as a defamatory interview. The post Bwala sues Al Jazeera in the UK over Mehdi Hasan interview appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The governor made these remarks as a panellist at the Arise News Town Hall Summit: Building a National Consensus for State Police & National Security, held on Thursday at the Thisday Dome in Abuja. The post State police will give governors genuine authority as chief security ...
Nearly 17,000 people were injured in the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes on June 24, while almost 18,000 more lost their homes. The post Nearly 4,000 confirmed dead after Venezuela’s twin earthquakes appeared first on Vanguard News.
FIFA referees chief Pierluigi Collina has rejected allegations of bias against World Cup match officials following Argentina’s Round of 16 read more World Cup: Collina dismisses Egypt’s bias claims after Argentina defeat
Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé scored second-half goals to settle a tense quarter-final, bringing an end to Morocco's remarkable campaign in North America. The post World Cup: Mbappe, Dembele end Morocco’s dream as France reach semi-finals appeared first on Premium Ti...
RFLD has launched an initiative to equip 500 African nonprofits with free management tools aimed at enhancing their operational resilience. This program seeks to help organizations meet the requirements of donors and development partners.
Kylian Mbappe scored as France defeated Morocco, securing their place in the World Cup semi-finals. They will face either Spain or Belgium next.
France has secured a place in the World Cup semi-finals after defeating Morocco 2-0. This victory marks a significant step towards France's pursuit of a third World Cup title.
The FIFA 2026 World Cup is boosting sales for Nike and Adidas significantly. This event is not only a sports tournament but also a major economic driver for these brands.
Nigeria has welcomed 282 citizens repatriated from South Africa, marking the fourth evacuation flight. The government's ongoing efforts to assist its citizens abroad continue to demonstrate commitment to their welfare.
Bolaji Abdullahi criticized the APC for prioritizing the 2027 elections over addressing Nigeria's pressing issues. He dismissed the Renewed Hope Agenda as an empty slogan.
The Police Command in Plateau has instructed its personnel that searching citizens' mobile phones without a warrant is illegal. This directive aims to protect citizens' rights and uphold lawful practices within the police force.
The Catholic Archbishop of Benin has passed away just a month before his scheduled retirement. He was set to turn 70 on August 25, marking the end of his tenure in accordance with church doctrine.
Cyril Ramaphosa's visit to Ghana has been postponed due to ongoing diplomatic tensions. This delay raises concerns about regional cooperation in Africa.
President Bola Tinubu has pledged to uphold the trust of Nigerians and is committed to implementing reforms for a better future. He emphasized that he will never betray the confidence placed in him by the citizens.
Mr. Ndume has urged President Tinubu to continue the military's efforts against terrorism, emphasizing that determination is crucial for success. He believes that a sustained security offensive will effectively combat terrorist threats.
Oyo State police have assured the safe recovery of victims kidnapped in Oriire. The investigation into the abduction of pupils and teachers is ongoing.
The Nigeria Immigration Service has indefinitely suspended the operations of US visa application centers managed by Online Integrated Solution. This suspension took effect from July 1, impacting visa processing for applicants in the United States.
The fifth group of Nigerian evacuees from South Africa has arrived in Lagos, increasing the total number to around 1,000 due to recent xenophobic attacks. This effort highlights the government's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizens abroad.
Borussia Dortmund has rejected Barcelona's €20 million offer for forward Karim Adeyemi. The decision indicates Dortmund's commitment to retaining the player amid transfer interest.
President Bola Tinubu met with security chiefs at the Presidential Villa to discuss Nigeria's security challenges. The meeting aims to enhance strategies for addressing ongoing insecurity in the country.
Adetunji Oyebanji, President of the Chartered Institute of Directors, has called on chartered directors in Nigeria to enhance the country's economic landscape. His appeal emphasizes the crucial role of leadership in driving economic transformation.
Augustine Akubeze, former leader of the Catholic Bishops' Conference, has passed away at the age of 69. His leadership significantly transformed the Archdiocese of Benin City through pastoral care and development initiatives.
BetriqAI has introduced an automated football analytics platform aimed at enhancing match predictions for fans. This innovative use of artificial intelligence is set to transform the way football forecasting is approached in Nigeria.
ACAEBIN is enhancing Nigeria's banking industry's readiness for Open Banking through international training programs. This initiative aims to improve the sector's adaptability to global banking standards.
Iranian state media reported a missile strike on a military installation near Bushehr, attributed to a US-Israeli projectile. This incident follows recent clashes between the United States and Iran.
Residents of Kaduna have expressed their appreciation for ongoing road initiatives. They are also urging for sustainable infrastructure improvements to ensure long-lasting benefits.
The Africa CDC highlights improvements in laboratory capacity for Ebola testing in DR Congo, with over 2,000 tests conducted daily. However, they caution that the outbreak is still outpacing the country's response efforts.
The naira is facing increased pressure due to heightened demand for dollars from summer travel and school fees. The black market rate has weakened to N1,425 per dollar, indicating a challenging economic environment.