Police Chief Moves to Dismiss El-Rufai's N1 Billion Fundamental Rights Lawsuit
Nigeria's top police officer has asked a court to throw out a major lawsuit filed by a former state governor, escalating a legal battle over alleged rights violations.
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Three Brothers Arrested in Oslo Embassy Blast Probe
A family is at the center of a major security investigation after an explosion rocked the U.S. embassy in Norway's capital.
UK Vice-Chancellor Proposes Slashing Undergraduate Degrees to Two Years
A leading university president argues for a radical overhaul of higher education to reduce student debt and increase flexibility.
President Tinubu Nominates Lamido Yuguda as CBN Deputy Governor
The appointment signals a potential shift in monetary policy leadership at Nigeria's central bank.
Oyo State Police Arrest Three, Recover Stolen Goods Worth Millions of Naira
A major police operation in Oyo State has led to arrests and the recovery of high-value stolen property, marking a significant win for local law enforcement.
Nigerian Forces Recapture Borno Base After Fierce Clash
A military base in Borno state, previously overrun, has been retaken by Nigerian soldiers following a decisive engagement with insurgents.
Tinubu picks Lamido Yuguda for top CBN job
The President's new appointment to the central bank's leadership will shape how people here manage their money and businesses.
Hands-On Governance: Egbe-Idimu LCDA Chairman Leads Community Sanitation Exercise
A local government leader personally organized and participated in a sanitation exercise to address waste management and public health concerns in the area.
ADC Demands Federal Government Cap Petrol Prices to Ease Economic Strain
The African Democratic Congress has formally urged the federal government to impose a price ceiling on petrol as citizens grapple with severe economic hardship.
Containers Fall on Otedola Bridge, Causing Hours-Long Gridlock and Stranding Motorists
A major traffic artery in Lagos was paralyzed after shipping containers fell from a truck, causing severe gridlock and stranding commuters.
PDP's New Leadership Charts Dual Course: Internal Reconciliation and Anti-APC Posture
The party's new leadership under Turaki draws a line in the sand, seeking internal unity while defining its independence from the ruling party.
Emirates Refund Crisis: Nigerian Travelers Face Long Delays and Financial Strain
Frustrated travelers are facing significant delays and financial strain as they seek refunds from the airline for canceled or disrupted flights.
Presidential Aide Engages Benue Security Chiefs in Bid to Resolve Crises Through Dialogue
A senior presidential envoy is engaging directly with security commanders in a bid to resolve long-standing conflicts through dialogue and intelligence sharing.
Gwarinpa Land Dispute Adjourned to 2026: Court Sets New Date Amid Conflicting Size Claims
A property dispute between the Federal Housing Authority and a private developer faces a delayed resolution as the court sets a new hearing date.
South-East Leaders Unite Behind ANIM State Proposal, Seek National Backing
A coalition of regional leaders is pushing for a constitutional amendment to create a new state, marking a significant political realignment.
Iran Demands US, Israel Pay Reparations as Condition to End War
Tehran sets a major financial and political price for peace, directly challenging Washington and its allies.
Southeast Leaders Rally Behind Push for New Anim State
A coalition of regional leaders is formally endorsing a major proposal to create a new state, signaling a significant political shift.
PSC Chairman Calls for Foundational Review Before State Police Debate
The head of the Police Service Commission insists core constitutional and operational issues must be resolved before any move to establish state-controlled police forces.
Senate Confirms Oyedele as Finance Minister of State After Grilling
The upper legislative chamber has approved the appointment of a key figure to help steer Nigeria's economic policy.
Millions of Nigerians Face Glaucoma Risk, Government Warns
The Federal Government warns that 12 to 14 million Nigerians are at risk of losing their vision to glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness.
Lagos Launches Sweeping Industrial Safety Crackdown
Authorities in Nigeria's commercial capital initiate a major enforcement drive targeting hazardous workplaces following a series of incidents.
Federal Lawmakers Push for Joint Military Operation on Troubled Ekiti-Kogi-Kwara Border
Members of the House of Representatives are pushing for coordinated military action to dismantle criminal hideouts along the Ekiti, Kogi, and Kwara state borders.
Dangote Refinery Cuts Fuel Price by N100, Declares an End to Chronic Scarcity
The landmark price reduction signals a major shift in Nigeria's fuel supply dynamics and a potential end to chronic shortages.
Oba Olu Falae Declares Yoruba Lands "Will Not Be Ceded" to Bandits, Hardening Security Stance
A prominent Yoruba traditional ruler issues a definitive statement against territorial concessions to armed groups, signaling a hardening stance on security.