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The urgent search for a new Supreme Leader unfolds under the shadow of foreign assassination threats and military strikes targeting the very body tasked with the selection.
A former governor's detention on corruption charges coincides with a stark global jobs warning and fresh political debate over Nigeria's 2027 presidential race.
Security fears over potential protests linked to Middle East conflict prompt a lockdown advisory for Americans in Nigeria's capital.
A young woman's alleged killing has sent shockwaves through a Benue community, highlighting ongoing security concerns.
A mix of political denials, a tragic killing, economic optimism, celebrity rumors, and security alerts defines a complex news day in Nigeria.
The Attorney General's direct involvement in his predecessor's terrorism trial coincides with heightened security alerts and regional instability.
A surge in business optimism and port performance signals economic momentum, while political pledges and electoral cautions shape the national landscape.
The sudden suspension of visa services in Nigeria's capital has sparked confusion and concern among applicants, linked to unverified international reports.
The high-profile case sees a legal development as the music mogul's sentence is shortened after entering a rehabilitation programme.
Governor Mai Mala Buni's pledge of fidelity to his predecessor coincides with a surge in business confidence, a high-profile prosecution takeover, and the debunking of celebrity divorce rumors.
A major security alert disrupts US visa services in Abuja as Nigeria grapples with a high-profile prosecution, economic data, and electoral commission concerns.
A key ally of Governor Yusuf assumes control of Kano's main opposition party while the Justice Minister personally leads the high-profile case against his predecessor.
The government and contractor Infouest Nigeria Limited have pledged to complete the critical section of the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Expressway by next month, following a major contract re-award.
American citizens in Nigeria's capital are told to shelter in place as regional tensions and oil price spikes threaten global stability.
A potential nationwide electricity blackout looms as labor tensions escalate, while the military counters insurgent claims and political opposition criticizes the handling of high-profile legal cases.
A US security alert for Abuja coincides with progress on a major highway and a former AGF's prosecution, highlighting a day of national and international tension.
Nigeria's women's national team faces a new competitive dynamic in goal with Arthur Okonkwo's eligibility switch, while off-field stories highlight resilience and political maneuvering.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has mandated distribution companies to return billions of naira collected from customers for meters, a major move to enforce consumer rights.
Iran's categorical rejection of negotiations with the United States signals a deepening diplomatic freeze with significant implications for Middle East stability and global energy markets.
The strategic Strait of Hormuz has become the central flashpoint on the fifth day of the conflict, threatening global energy supplies and regional stability.
A visually impaired student entrepreneur in Anambra inspires her community while international policy shifts highlight global mobility challenges.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has mandated distribution companies to reimburse billions in outstanding meter costs to consumers over the next year.
FAAN's cashless policy enforcement triggers airport gridlock while Middle East conflict and a shocking Oyo murder case dominate headlines.
A prominent opposition figure's assertion that the ruling party is nervous signals a potential shift in Nigeria's political landscape ahead of future elections.