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The controversy over the CCB's move against a senior judge unfolds amid broader scrutiny of electoral litigation costs and export revenue oversight.
President Tinubu's renewal of a key policy institute leadership coincides with state-level education enforcement and federal tech approval.
A consumer protection agency cracks down on an illegal sales practice in Lagos markets as Nigeria grapples with a separate Lassa fever outbreak.
The Minister of Education has publicly dismissed speculation linking him to the 2027 Lagos governorship race, reaffirming his commitment to his current duties as electoral timelines loom.
A major football victory, a key consumer rights warning, and a critical terror trial hearing highlight a day of significant developments across Nigeria.
President Tinubu's administration pushes forward with key appointments, a national digital addressing system, and major road and bridge projects while addressing land rights in the FCT.
The state government takes a hardline stance against the disruptive weekly protest, warning that students' education must not be sacrificed.
A religious leader's retraction coincides with Senate calls for fintech regulation, FCT land rights pledges, and a scholar's condemnation of terrorism.
A key defendant in the Owo church attack trial has described his arrest by the DSS, marking a pivotal moment in the high-profile case.
A House of Representatives committee escalates its standoff with the Bank of Industry, while the INEC chairman links flawed party primaries to growing voter disengagement and costly litigation.
A diplomatic rift emerges as Spain refutes US assertions of joint military action against Iran, while Nigeria grapples with domestic issues from a high-profile murder trial to a legislative probe.
A public health alert in Nigeria coincides with major international and domestic legal developments, highlighting a day of significant news.
A key suspect in the 2022 Owo church massacre opens his defence in court while Nigerian boxers begin a fierce national selection process for the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
A fire aboard a vessel undergoing maintenance in Lagos has caused panic and serious injury, raising safety concerns for the busy port area.
A contempt charge against the electoral chief coincides with a political debate over whether flawed primaries or a lack of trust in INEC is driving Nigerians away from the polls.
The Nigerian government demonstrates diplomatic engagement abroad while tackling domestic infrastructure and legal challenges at home.
A Nigerian court orders the electoral commission chief to appear over contempt charges while lawmakers call for stricter financial regulation.
Lawmakers propose amending banking laws to bring fintechs under direct CBN supervision and strengthen measures against investment scams, as separate government initiatives target power and police reforms.
The trial of social media influencer Benjamin 'Killaboi' Nnayereugo for the alleged murder of his girlfriend commenced in Lagos, while a parliamentary committee clashed with agencies over unremitted crude oil proceeds.
Amupitan warns opaque party primaries drain billions in litigation and erode trust, while a high-profile trial begins in Lagos and Tinubu honors Jesse Jackson.
The Federal Executive Council greenlights a new digital addressing system while lawmakers call for stronger CBN regulation of fintech to combat fraud.
The White House announces imminent air dominance over Iran as thousands of Americans evacuate, while Nigerian figures weigh in on the conflict.
The Attorney-General's objections to a key human rights bill and a presidential delegation to a global icon's funeral highlight Nigeria's domestic policy debates and international engagements.
Governments at state and federal levels commit major funds to roads, security, and stadiums while Nigeria sends a delegation to honor Rev. Jesse Jackson.