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The wife of a suspended Cross River lawmaker publicly denies an alleged assault, calling it social media noise as the Senate president calls for public engagement.
Victor Osimhen, Ademola Lookman, and Victor Boniface Ahanor carry the hopes of a nation into the UEFA Champions League knockout stages.
The bank's successful capital raise meets a key regulatory requirement, strengthening its position in Nigeria's financial sector.
The nation's telecom regulator reports a significant milestone in digital connectivity, indicating widespread mobile adoption.
The Nigerian brewer's compliance with stock exchange listing requirements signals improved market confidence and governance.
As millions of Nigerians spend hours daily on social media, the government is crafting a policy to safeguard children in the digital space.
Here is what we know about Cross River vs. Akwa Ibom: Assignment for Tinubu, By Reuben Abati from 5 sources.
A prominent Nigerian rights organization is calling for a thorough investigation into a rape allegation and cautioning against witness intimidation.
A prominent cleric's explosive claim suggests authorities have detailed intelligence on insurgents but aren't acting on it.
Authorities seek to avert potential unrest by urging dialogue with organizers over planned demonstrations against electricity shortages.
A major assault by the militant group has caused mass casualties and a humanitarian crisis in communities near Lake Chad.
A major assault on the town of Baga was repelled by security forces, resulting in heavy losses for the attackers.
A government-commissioned review has identified security vulnerabilities in the national system that processes billions in online bets.
The move is a major test for the country's agricultural sector and a strategic pivot to reduce foreign exchange expenditure.
The party's highest advisory body convenes to manage internal divisions following a significant legal defeat.
The federal government is asking for public input on setting age limits for children using social media platforms.
A top Iranian official publicly rejects former President Trump's renewed threats of military action, signaling continued regional defiance.
A major political party's leadership is thrown into uncertainty after a court nullified its national convention, a decision welcomed by a senior government minister.
The Israeli prime minister's vow signals a potential escalation in a long-running shadow war that risks regional conflagration.
The brewer has satisfied the Nigerian Exchange's minimum public shareholding requirement, a key compliance milestone for listed firms that ensures market liquidity and governance.
The party's highest advisory body convenes to navigate the political and legal consequences of a recent appeal court judgment.
The Biden administration has formally labeled the Taliban-led government as a systematic violator of international law regarding the detention of foreign nationals.
A local foundation's medical outreach provides vital preventative care to women in the community.
The son of the late Nigerian football legend Adegboye Onigbinde shares a personal tribute to his father's final days.