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The Peoples Democratic Party's internal leadership dispute remains unresolved as it awaits an appellate judgment, while separate developments highlight police leadership and media training on health rights.
The Nigerian currency faces intense pressure as escalating Middle East conflict disrupts global oil markets, triggering a sharp rise in domestic fuel and energy costs.
The opposition party's allegations highlight deepening concerns over the impartial application of the rule of law in Nigeria's political landscape.
The reported detention of alleged operatives highlights ongoing regional intelligence tensions with potential diplomatic repercussions.
The Abia State Governor has mandated the return of electricity to the long-neglected oil-producing region, setting a March 2026 deadline.
President Tinubu's move to reform Nigeria's defense sector coincides with rising global oil prices and a major international conflict, while domestic fuel costs surge and local initiatives offer glimmers of hope.
A landmark insurance partnership aims to set a new welfare standard for Nigeria's gig economy amid rising fuel costs and political tensions.
Nigeria's Bundesliga legend backs Victor Osimhen for a potential Bayern Munich move, while political opposition reels from electoral defeats and rejects new law.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is driving up the cost of essential fuels in Nigeria, putting severe pressure on household budgets and industrial operations.
Khalil Halilu's continental recognition underscores a push for industrial capability as the foundation for Africa's future.
A significant increase in cargo handled at Nigerian ports signals potential economic recovery and improved trade efficiency.
The global airline body calls for protection of civilian flights while releasing data showing strong passenger demand growth, particularly in Africa.
The push for digital payments at airports coincides with a stark warning from analysts about Nigeria's economic vulnerabilities and a major clean energy deal in Benue.
An unsung hero is tackling energy poverty in a displaced persons camp, demonstrating grassroots solutions to a national challenge.
A new analysis warns that escalating global conflicts and domestic policy exhaustion could severely undermine Nigeria's economic stability in the coming year.
A new aviation directive restricts where passengers can store power banks on flights, while Nigerian women's sports see action in golf and football.
A religious leader emphasizes social responsibility during Ramadan, as new aviation safety rules and a China-Nigeria anniversary highlight other national developments.
As China celebrates the Lantern Festival and pushes for gender equality, Nigeria sees domestic developments in leadership, industrial policy, and financial regulation.
The re-election of prominent political figures to the Minna Polo Club's leadership underscores the enduring intersection of elite social circles and regional influence in Niger State.
Francis Orbih secures a third term leading Nigerian badminton, while a new women's golf tournament is announced, economic risks are flagged for 2026, and global air travel shows growth despite regional disruptions.
Nigeria's women's football team secured a morale-boosting victory in a crucial pre-AFCON friendly, while Atletico Madrid advanced to the Copa del Rey final.
The Nigeria Football Federation upholds sanctions against Kano Pillars while political tensions escalate in Benue State's ruling party.
The launch of a new women's golf tournament named for Nigeria's First Lady marks a significant moment for female sports participation and philanthropy.
A new analysis warns that a potential second Trump presidency could fundamentally reshape international relations, moving the world from an 'abnormal' to a more volatile 'post-normal' state.