A group in Nigeria is calling for a thorough investigation into a fatal clash involving suspected illegal miners in Kaduna, raising concerns about unregulated mining and its consequences.

Kaduna State in Nigeria has commenced crucial civil service confirmation exams for 3,000 employees, an assessment vital for their career progression.

An exclusive report reveals that the alleged mastermind of a failed 2025 coup attempt against Nigerian President Tinubu paid millions of naira to Islamic clerics to secure spiritual support for the plot.

Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate Kamsy has expressed her desire to become one of this season's 'Gambits,' believing it will secure her a spot in the finals.

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, who is also the Allied People’s Movement (APM) presidential candidate for the 2027 general election, is set to inaugurate the party’s Oyo State Presidential and Governorship Campaign Council on Friday.

Alumni of the University of Jos (UNIJOS) are demanding justice following the mob killing of a graduate. The victim is scheduled for burial on Thursday.

A Nigerian man, Obinwa Obichukwu, has been sentenced to jail in the UK for sexually assaulting a woman at a train station. The court delivered its verdict after the incident.

Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has publicly declared overwhelming support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election bid in 2027, stating that the state will deliver its full endorsement for the president.

Abdullahi Gali Shitu, a former local government chairman in Kano, Nigeria, has returned to his tailoring business after leaving public office, advocating for vocational skills as a sustainable livelihood over sole reliance on political positions.

The Nigerian Federal Government has handed over 20 housing units to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Benue State. This initiative aims to provide shelter and support to those affected by displacement.

Kwara State has initiated training for 60 primary healthcare workers in emergency newborn and maternal care, aiming to reduce mortality rates and improve health outcomes across the state.

A video showing Lagos Commissioner of Police Tijani Fatai at a City Boy Movement event has sparked outrage, raising concerns about police impartiality ahead of the 2027 elections.

Reports indicate that many people are feared dead following clashes between illegal miners in Birnin Gwari, Nigeria, prompting calls for an official investigation into the violence.

Nigerian actress Ngozi Nwosu, who had appealed for N30 million for surgeries, has received medical support from Governor Otti of Abia State.

Catholic Bishops have met with Nigerian President Tinubu to advocate for free and fair general elections, with the president stating that INEC has maintained neutrality in preparations.

A 28-year-old widow was reportedly locked out of her home by her father-in-law just eight days after her husband’s death, leading to the alleged perpetrator's arrest.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has assured residents that heaps of refuse will soon disappear from the city. The LAWMA boss stated that efforts are underway to clear the accumulated waste.

Nigerian telecommunications operators are advocating for enhanced infrastructure protection to sustain the country's significant digital growth, which has been a major economic success story for over two decades.

The communities of Amufie, Ugbaike, and Inyi in Enugu State, Nigeria, are expressing serious concern over the deplorable condition of their major link road, which a contractor abandoned after initial earthworks.

Communities in Abia State, Nigeria, are urgently appealing to both federal and state governments for assistance to combat a devastating erosion menace that is beyond their capacity to handle.

Yoruba Nation activist Sunday Adeyemo, known as Sunday Igboho, has detailed his escape from operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) during a controversial raid on his Ibadan residence in July 2021.

A Nigerian Army colonel was shot dead by gunmen in Abuja while reportedly resisting an attempt to kidnap him. The military has confirmed the killing of the officer.

The Nigerian Publishers Association (NPA) stated that the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council’s (NERDC) reduction of textbook assessment and ranking fees does not address their fundamental concerns.

A Federal High Court in Lagos has nullified a directive from the House of Representatives Committee that ordered Seplat Energy to pay N72.624 billion in compensation to communities over alleged oil spills, ruling that the committee usurped judicial powers.

The Arochukwu community in Abia State has unveiled the Mary Slessor Library, honoring the missionary and preserving historical artifacts. Plans for an Alexx Ekubo film village were also announced.

Commuters traveling on roads in Nigeria's South-East region are reporting increased incidents of police extortion, touting, and robbery attacks, prompting appeals to governors and security agencies for intervention.

Parents of children with cerebral palsy in Abia State, Nigeria, have renewed their appeals for government assistance and increased public investment in specialized support services for their children.

A new report indicates that 29% of teachers in Borno State, Nigeria, are at risk of leaving their positions due to high stress levels caused by prolonged insecurity, threatening the region’s education system.

Nigeria’s Federal Government has unveiled seven new herbal medicines developed by the National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development (NNMDA) for treating cancers, hepatitis B, and other conditions, aiming to boost local healthcare solutions.

The Nigerian National Assembly has commended the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its fiscal sustainability efforts and significant revenue growth. Lawmakers applauded the SEC's reforms aimed at improving financial stability and increasing government revenue.

Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is under scrutiny for its plan to directly manage the auction of seized assets, raising concerns about transparency and due process.

Petrol depot prices in Nigeria have declined across major supply centers, with marketers implementing fresh price cuts of up to N23/litre, indicating increased competition in the downstream petroleum market.

The South East APC has commended Peter Eze, Enugu’s Federal Character Commissioner, for his leadership and contributions to inclusive governance.

Chocolate City Group has opened applications for its Founders Fund Africa Creative Economy Accelerator Programme, offering $20,000-$50,000 to African creative startups.

EFInA CEO Foyinsola Akinjayeju stated that Nigeria's ongoing bank recapitalisation efforts must prioritize delivering more affordable, secure, and accessible financial services to consumers.

NAFDAC has discovered and sealed two factories illegally producing sachet and 100ml alcoholic drinks, despite a nationwide ban on such products. The agency's Director-General revealed that these hidden factories were found to be actively engaged in fresh production.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is seeking the support of traditional rulers in Osun State to reduce tensions ahead of the 2026 elections. INEC also addressed concerns about stolen PVCs and confirmed the configuration of 4,427 BVAS machines.

President Tinubu has challenged his political rivals, vowing to fight to the finish in the 2027 general election. He expressed confidence in his ability to overcome any opposition.

The Nigerian government is demanding justice and compensation for its citizens affected by recent 'Afrophobic' attacks in South Africa. The Federal Government has begun issuing claims forms to Nigerian victims to facilitate the compensation process.

Omowunmi Isaac, the Ondo State Commissioner for Finance, has filed a N5bn lawsuit against 35 elders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) over an alleged libelous publication.

The Nigeria Police Force has remained silent as the House of Representatives' ultimatum to produce Adeyemi Adeniyi, the alleged fake agency Director-General, expired today.

Nigeria's net foreign liabilities surged to $90.2 billion in 2025, primarily driven by increased foreign investment, indicating significant economic implications for the nation.

Pensioners in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, have appealed to Governor Abdullahi Sule to settle all outstanding gratuities, pension arrears, and other entitlements before the end of his tenure.

A building collapse in Ogun State, Nigeria, has resulted in three fatalities and 12 people rescued, prompting the Ogun State Government to launch a full investigation into the tragic incident.

Gunmen attacked a cattle camp in Enugu, Nigeria, killing two herders and slaughtering 40 cows, leading to calls for justice and peaceful coexistence from MACBAN.

Experts in Nigeria have lamented that thousands of children and adults with autism continue to be excluded from schools and job opportunities, sixteen years after advocacy for autism began in the country.

Abbey Bank CEO, Mobolaji Adewumi, emphasized that investing in youth is crucial for Nigeria’s economic growth, urging graduates to apply their skills for national development.

Nigerian engineers are urging the NCAA to reform aircraft maintenance engineer licensing to combat quackery, enhance safety standards, and promote local content within the aviation sector.

The NCC and REA are collaborating to expand digital access across Nigeria by integrating renewable energy projects with telecom networks, aiming to reduce costs and boost connectivity.

A college professor discusses their changing views on grading in the age of artificial intelligence, detailing how educators are adapting to AI-generated student work and ensuring fair evaluation practices.

The Nigerian House of Representatives is working to build consensus among stakeholders regarding fuel imports and local refining to ensure energy security and stable fuel supply in the country.

Nigeria’s N30bn budget for renovating palaces, churches, and mosques has sparked outrage amid economic hardship, drawing criticism for government spending priorities.

The Nigerian Federal Government has established a new committee aimed at improving the country's agricultural quarantine system to reduce the rejection of farm exports and boost trade.

David Adediwura, a Nigerian man, tragically died in a road crash in the UK, leaving behind his wife and three children. His family has initiated a fundraiser to support them.

A biographical article celebrates Senator Abdullahi Adamu's 80th birthday, highlighting his life of service, wisdom, and grace.

An opinion piece defends Nigeria’s energy sector reforms, countering recent open letters and articles that questioned the direction of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) and government policies.

Policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders gathered in Abuja for the Seventh Ordinary Session of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) Conference of Plenipotentiaries, emphasizing the need for deeper collaboration.

Traditional rulers and local council chairmen in Oyo State, Nigeria, have praised Governor Seyi Makinde for his administration's sustained investment in road infrastructure, which has improved connectivity.

Plateau Police have confirmed four arrests in connection with the brutal mob killing of model Ibrahim Mbaya in Jos, Nigeria, with two other suspects still at large.

Police have arrested a fourth suspect in connection with the alleged torture and killing of 25-year-old University of Jos student Ibrahim Mbaya, following sustained intelligence gathering.

The Gombe State Commissioner of Police has decorated Suur Chafa with the rank of Deputy Commissioner of Police, recognizing his professionalism and meritorious service.

The Benue state government in Nigeria has reported 193 pregnant women tested positive for Hepatitis B in 2025, highlighting the ongoing challenge of viral hepatitis in the region despite efforts to curb its spread.

The younger sister of Ibrahim Pilasar Mbaya, a University of Jos graduate allegedly killed by a mob, has demanded justice for her brother and called for those arrested to face the full weight of the law.

Retired General Anthony Atolagbe has commended President Tinubu for restructuring the Nigerian Army, expanding it from eight to twelve divisions, a move he believes is crucial for eliminating criminal elements nationwide.

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) is implementing a training program for traditional birth attendants to help reduce maternal and newborn mortality rates in the region.

Eleven poets, who were selected for the longlist of the $100,000 2026 Nigeria Prize for Literature from 223 entries, are set to be celebrated at the upcoming CORA Book Party this Sunday.

Omoyele Sowore has urged Nigerians not to boycott Tyla's concert, instead blaming President Tinubu and South African leaders for xenophobic attacks.

Nigerian singer Mayorkun has collaborated with Afrobeats superstar Davido on a new track titled 'B4 B4,' which is scheduled for release on July 31.

Big Brother Naija housemate Sheba playfully criticized fellow contestant Tram's flirting attempts, stating she hadn't realized he was trying to woo her.

The Hisbah board in Sokoto has announced an immediate ban on marriage gifts, the use of DJs, and mixed-gender gatherings, according to a new directive.

Lagos State in Nigeria is planning to implement a new initiative to introduce special vehicle number plates specifically for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), aiming to enhance their inclusion and accessibility within the state.

The Nigerian Army Chief has appointed General Officers Commanding (GOCs) for newly established divisions, coinciding with a comprehensive reorganization of the Army's divisional areas of responsibility.

Nigerian political figure Atiku Abubakar has expressed concern over the country's N12.62 trillion debt profile, noting an additional N3.19 trillion classified as 'budget support' without clear disclosure of its source or provision in the approved budget.

Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has dismissed circulating online reports of a revised campaign timetable for the 2027 elections, urging the public to rely on official channels for information.

Police in Benue State have confirmed that 13 people were killed in a deadly attack by suspected bandits and have launched clearance operations to restore peace and apprehend those responsible.

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) has announced the appointment of General Officers Commanding (GOCs) for the newly established army divisions. This move signifies a restructuring and expansion within the military leadership.

The Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA) will enforce cashless bus fares in Lagos from August 1, with commuters and operators facing penalties for cash payments.

The Akwa Ibom chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has highlighted a severe shortage of doctors in the state and urged the government to establish at least seven new medical schools to address the crisis.

Dr. Bolaji Olagunju emphasizes the critical need for deliberate, rather than accidental, selection processes for public sector boards in Nigeria, highlighting five essential, untaught qualities for effective governance.

Nigeria’s First Lady received Israel’s ambassador, who announced that Israel would donate three state-of-the-art ambulances and continue training Nigerian doctors.

A Nigerian Army colonel was killed and his wife shot during a failed abduction attempt by gunmen in Abuja. The incident also left two other individuals injured.

A daily recap of top Nigerian headlines, including the government's N12.62 trillion debt overshoot, an EFCC auction row, and the killing of an army officer.

The Oke-Aku festival, a celebration that unites the Ezza people of Ebonyi, recently marked its grand finale at the Ezekiel Cultural Civic Centre in Onueke, emphasizing peace and unity.

Farmers across Nigeria are reporting significant losses following recent heavy rains that caused widespread flooding of farmlands, impacting agricultural output.

A crisis has erupted in the Ondo State Assembly, with aggrieved lawmakers clashing with the Speaker over the frequency of plenary sittings, claiming they have only met four times in seven months. This dispute highlights internal conflicts within the legislative body.

Gunmen have abducted an employee of Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Anambra State, demanding a N40 million ransom after separate attacks along the Ebenebe axis of Awka North Local Government Area.

At least 14 villagers were killed and several others injured in an attack in Nigeria's Benue state, extending a cycle of violence linked to land and resource disputes in the country's central belt.

AVA Capital is set to be listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Main Board, aiming to enhance its market visibility. This move signifies a strategic step for the company within the Nigerian financial market.

The Enugu State branch of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has inaugurated its new secretariat, with leaders appealing for unity and reconciliation among members.

The Coalition of South East Youth Leaders has refuted Governor Uzodimma’s claims, insisting that the South-East region has not endorsed any presidential candidate for the 2027 elections.

President Tinubu has condemned the recent killings in Naridon Village, Kaduna, and instructed security chiefs to track down the perpetrators and restore peace to the area.

Nigeria has lost an estimated 62,400 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of potential electricity, with gas flaring rising by 18.6%. Experts attribute this to a weak power market and insufficient incentives for gas monetization, despite government penalties.

Colonel Abdussalam A. Ude, a senior Army officer, was killed by gunmen in Nasarawa, Nigeria, during what is suspected to be a kidnap attempt.

Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has announced significant milestones, generating over $150 billion in revenue and exporting 6,000 LNG cargoes, contributing substantially to Nigeria’s economy.

S&P Global has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Agusto & Company Limited, a leading Pan-African credit rating agency, aiming to deepen Africa’s debt markets and enhance credit transparency.

Growing public outrage in Nigeria is targeting aviation security officials over alleged corruption and misconduct, prompting calls for reforms to restore passenger confidence.

NBET Finance and Lagos State have emerged as Nigeria’s largest bond borrowers in the first half of 2026, raising hundreds of billions despite high capital costs.

Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has officially replaced the controversial 'Eze Ndigbo' title with 'Onyendu Ndigbo' to ensure structured and credible Igbo representation.

SustyVibes, a youth-led climate organization, has appointed Svetlana Onye as its interim executive director to lead its new phase of growth and climate advocacy initiatives.

Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, a presidential candidate for the Accord party, has declared that Nigeria is 'at war' and criticized President Tinubu for lacking a coherent strategy to defeat terrorism. He called for a national security overhaul amidst ongoing terrorist activities.

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) has dismissed Peter Obi's challenge for a live debate with President Tinubu, escalating political tensions ahead of the 2027 general election.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kaduna State has announced its return to a Muslim-Christian governorship ticket for the 2027 election. This decision comes as the Kaduna governor named his running mate, signaling a shift in the party's electoral strategy.

Former Inspector-General of Police Mike Okiro and former Chief of Defence Staff General Lucky Irabor have attributed Nigeria's persistent insecurity to inadequate funding and government contributions to the problem. Okiro specifically stated that the government is contributing to the nation's insecurity.

Four suspected cultists have been arrested in an Edo community following an operation by local authorities. The arrests aim to curb cult-related activities in the area.

The national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has intervened in the lingering crisis within its Anambra State chapter. Senator Emma Anosike has been reaffirmed as the state chairman.

The Nigerian Navy intercepted a vessel carrying 650 metric tonnes of stolen crude oil, valued at N660 million, off the coast of Akwa Ibom. Twelve suspects were arrested in connection with the foiled theft.

An article explores Prof. Isha’q Oloyede’s tenure as JAMB Registrar, highlighting his focus on transparency, financial prudence, and effective public relations.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has repaired a critical access road at the Olusosun Landfill in Ojota, aiming to improve waste disposal operations and alleviate the city's refuse backlog.

Aviation workers in Nigeria are threatening a nationwide protest and have issued a seven-day ultimatum to airlines over unpaid ticket sales charges. The dispute centers on a 5% TSA (Ticket Sales Charge) that has not been remitted.

Africa Prudential reaffirmed its strong growth and digital transformation strategy during its H1 2026 investor call. The company highlighted its performance and commitment to digital innovation.

Ghana's Deputy Minister of Tourism announced that over 176,000 Nigerians visited Ghana in 2025, making Nigeria the country's second-largest source of international visitors.

An article explores Nigeria’s cocoa value chain, advocating for a focus beyond fluctuating prices to emphasize vertical integration and local processing to transform and boost the industry.

An analysis explores how institutional betrayal by the Nigerian state affects citizen trust and voter turnout, casting a shadow over the upcoming 2027 elections.

Nigeria continues to face punishingly high inflation across many states, driven by structural factors that prevent a significant easing of the cost of living, despite official efforts.

Nigeria recorded Africa's highest petrol price increase, a 39.5% surge in the first half of 2026, attributed to the US-Iran war despite the nation's growing domestic refining capacity.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has unveiled the Government Service Portal, a new digital gateway designed to provide Nigerians with a single point of access to all government services, aiming to reduce bureaucracy.

An analysis suggests that Nigeria's focus should shift from creating more training programs to developing more effective employment systems to address the nation's job market challenges.

Eze Linus Nto Mbah, Chairman of the Abia State Council of Traditional Rulers, has denied allegations that he prevented a resident from burying his late wife, with a police investigation currently underway.

Following PVC theft in Okuku, Osun, Nigeria, the ZLP governorship candidate has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to enhance security at all PVC collection centers to protect voters' cards.

The upcoming off-cycle governorship election in Osun State, scheduled for August 15, is anticipated to be a direct contest between incumbent governor Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke and former finance commissioner AMBO.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu expressed relief and gratitude over the end of ASUU strikes, stating it brings improved stability and prosperity to the nation.

Nigeria has launched an initiative aimed at expanding access to affordable cooking gas across the country. A minister stated that with Nigeria's gas resources, no family should resort to using firewood for cooking.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has inaugurated its campaign council for the Osun 2026 election, declaring the poll a 'must-win' and a litmus test for the party. The move signals the party's strategic focus on the upcoming election.

Aviation unions have threatened a crackdown on defaulting airlines over unpaid Ticket Sales Charge (TSC) debts, stating that their earlier ultimatum had expired without compliance.

The Lagos State Government is expanding its free hepatitis screening campaign, aiming to increase awareness and encourage residents to know their hepatitis status, according to Dr. Oladipupo Fisher, State AIDS Programme Coordinator.

Mrs. Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, the President-elect of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), met with President Tinubu and vowed to work towards healing divisions and promoting unity within the legal profession.

Ebonyi State spent only 6.2 percent of its health capital budget and barely one-tenth of its education capital budget in the first half of 2026, despite significant revenue.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested two suspects in Edo state, seizing over 1,359 kilograms of cannabis.

Nigerian Army troops have dismantled an illegal bunkering site in Lagos, arresting six suspects and recovering equipment.

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has rewarded two top law school graduates with ₦5 million each and scholarships for postgraduate studies abroad.

The family of veteran Nigerian actor, theatre scholar, and cultural advocate Kola Oyewo has announced a three-day funeral rite ceremony to be held in Ile-Ife, Osun State.

Davido has revealed the tracklist for his sixth studio album, 'Oriadé,' which is set to be released on July 31 and includes collaborations with artists like Black Sherif, Aya Nakamura, and Leon Thomas.

The Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board has set September 25 as the deadline for intending pilgrims to make deposits for the 2027 Hajj, warning against late payments.

Former Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Lucky Irabor, expressed support for President Tinubu’s decision to expand the Nigerian Army to 12 divisions, emphasizing the necessity for such a move.

The Sokoto State Hisbah Board has issued a ban on the use of DJs, mixed-gender entertainment, and other practices deemed 'un-Islamic' at weddings, enforcing stricter religious guidelines for social gatherings in the state.

Nollywood actress Chidera Adiele has publicly appealed for assistance regarding her brother's seven-year struggle with drug addiction and mental illness.

Akwa Ibom Governor Umo Eno has signed 14 executive bills into law, a move aimed at strengthening governance, institutionalizing reforms, and expanding the state's ARISE Agenda for development.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved ₦46 billion for the rehabilitation of the Kano airport runway, as part of ongoing efforts to modernize airport infrastructure and improve safety and efficiency.

The Otukpo Local Government Council in Benue State, Nigeria, has imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew following a deadly attack on the Efeyi Ugboju community that killed over 22 persons.

Atiku Abubakar has criticized President Tinubu’s administration for exceeding borrowing limits by ₦4.79tn, citing fiscal recklessness and a lack of transparency.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has issued a warning to the opposition regarding the 2027 elections, stating he is ready for a challenge and will not be easily constrained.

Northern Senators in Nigeria have condemned recent killings in Benue and Kaduna, expressing support for the Federal Government's plan to expand the army to bolster national security.

The Court of Appeal in Nigeria has overturned a Federal High Court judgment, restoring the Accord Party and four other political parties to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) register.

Former Nigerian Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, has committed to covering the full cost of a N5 million surgery for a baby born without an anus.

President Bola Tinubu informed Catholic Bishops that Nigeria's economy and security are improving, with prosperity on the horizon, as his administration works to stabilize the nation.

Laptops in Nigeria may see price increases following a 4.9% drop in global PC shipments to 68.2 million units in Q2 2026, impacting students, entrepreneurs, and professionals.

The New Yam Festival, known as ORUROEZHI, is a significant and unifying cultural event celebrated in Ikem and across Igbo land, bringing together community members annually.

Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, the National Chairman of Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has described the Osun election as the most consequential off-cycle poll, emphasizing its importance.

The Anambra State Government has expressed concerns that more occupants may still be trapped under the rubble of a collapsed three-storey students' hostel, with rescue operations ongoing.

The South East Council of Traditional Rulers in Nigeria has formally replaced the controversial Eze Ndigbo title with ‘Onyendu Ndigbo’ to resolve longstanding disputes over legitimacy.

An exclusive report reveals details of last year's failed coup plot against Nigerian President Tinubu, including how alleged leaders planned to recruit repentant Boko Haram fighters and civilian JTF members.

The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has threatened to protest alleged manipulation of ship manifests by shipping companies, vowing to expose those responsible.

Stakeholders in Anambra State are collaborating to improve health insurance enrollment for women and vulnerable groups, addressing barriers like the National Identification Number (NIN) to expand access.

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has warned that Nigeria's position as Africa's leading technology hub is at risk unless the government accelerates policy reforms and creates a more predictable regulatory environment.

Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has unveiled two new surveillance aircraft, a strategic move aimed at enhancing intelligence gathering and combating insecurity in the region.

The Olukere of Ikere Ekiti in Ekiti State, Nigeria, has inaugurated the Arede Dynasty Foundation, an empowerment initiative established to preserve his late mother’s legacy of caring for the less privileged.

Leaders from Nigeria's Southern and Middle Belt regions are advocating for true federalism and effective state policing by insisting that governors must have full control over state Commissioners of Police.

Nigerian lawmakers are pushing to end dollar billing for local petrol sales and investigate irregularities in fuel import licenses, aiming to stabilize the economy.

Customs administrations from Nigeria, Benin, and Cameroon have committed to enhancing border cooperation, trade facilitation, and regional economic integration.

A 17-year-old Nigerian developer won the Nomba Hackathon by creating PayWise, an AI tool designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises manage credit sales using voice notes.

Nigeria has experienced a significant loss of nearly half its dollar millionaires over the past decade, with the high-net-worth individual population decreasing by 47% between 2015 and 2025, according to the 2025 Africa Wealth Report.

The Ebonyi State League of Professionals has endorsed Dr. Ifeanyi Odii, the PDP governorship candidate, for the 2027 election, citing his competence over traditional zoning considerations.

Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has announced that new government buildings will be named after former governors of the state. The honorees include Ayodele Fayose, Kayode Fayemi, and Segun Oni.

Ibraheem Alli, an aide to Barau Jibrin, has stated that Bola Oyebamiji's victory in the Osun APC election is "non-negotiable," urging support and empowering traders.

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has dismissed threats from the All Progressives Congress (APC), which has vowed to reclaim the state, while the APC also works to resolve internal crises in Anambra ahead of the 2027 elections.

One year after its launch, none of Nigeria’s 36 states has fully adopted the Federal Government’s Non-State Schools Policy, raising concerns about education.

Nigeria’s Federal Government has exceeded its 2024 borrowing limit by N4.79tn, with new debt now totaling N12.62tn due to significant revenue shortfalls.

The Inspector General of Police in Nigeria has directed that all cases related to terrorism and banditry financing be transferred to a specialized unit for thorough investigation. This move aims to enhance the police's capacity to combat these crimes by targeting their financial networks.

The Nasarawa State Police Command has launched a manhunt for the abductors of three students from the Federal University of Lafia, who were kidnapped from their off-campus lodge.

Police in Bayelsa State, Nigeria, have launched an investigation into the death of Stanley Okebaram, a missing corps member whose body was discovered in Nembe.

Gunmen abducted three students from a federal university in Nasarawa, prompting police to launch a manhunt for the perpetrators. The incident has raised concerns about security in the area.

Suspected herders launched a new attack in Benue State, killing 15 people. This incident follows previous violence in the region, exacerbating security concerns.

Experts warn that merely awarding new oil blocks will not be sufficient for Nigeria to achieve its ambitious 3 million barrels per day oil production target, emphasizing the crucial role of technology, infrastructure, and capital.

EXMAN is reshaping experiential marketing in Nigeria by adopting new governance, ethical guidelines, and a pricing benchmark to boost professionalism and transparency within the industry.

Festus Keyamo inaugurated the newly remodeled domestic terminal at Kano Airport and revealed a N46 billion investment for runway reconstruction, aiming to modernize the airport.

The Lagos Island Local Government celebrates its one-year anniversary by reconstructing roads, including Onikoyi Street, and disbursing N100 million in grants to support small businesses and youth entrepreneurship.

Nigerian-founded AI startup ProtonLabs Technology, creators of AskYourPDF, has reached 10 billion OpenAI tokens, joining an elite group of global companies in AI development.

The Lagos State Government is implementing more stringent building safety standards for high-rise structures, introducing new regulations that will impact facility management and construction practices.

A Federal High Court sentenced three men to life imprisonment for kidnapping in Oyo State, sparking a debate on maximum punishment as the DSS seeks the death penalty.

The upcoming Osun election on August 15 is highlighted as a critical test for Nigeria’s democracy, with focus on candidates, potential for violence, and the role of INEC.

The Nigerian stock market experienced a significant rebound, gaining N482 billion in market capitalization due to renewed buying interest from investors.

Globacom Nigeria Limited is recognized for its contributions to technology, innovation, and providing exceptional value within the competitive Nigerian telecommunications sector since its debut in 2003.

An opinion piece reflects on the unresolved question of who was responsible for the deaths of Nigerian political figures Abacha and Abiola, discussing the inviolability of national sovereignty.

An allegation that teachers and other workers in Taraba State were required to present photocopies of their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to receive salaries has sparked widespread outrage.

Vehicle movement to and from Illah in Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State has been disrupted following the collapse of the Illah-Ugbolu Road, stranding several vehicles.

Six Nigerian nationals were deported as part of a joint operation involving the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, Frontex.

Nigerian lawmakers are working to mediate a truce between fuel importers and local refiners to strengthen the downstream petroleum sector and ensure a stable fuel supply.

Assistant Inspector General of Police Olorundare Jimoh has issued a stern warning against the abuse of legal processes, emphasizing that no one, including himself, is above the law in Nigeria.

Troops of Operation HADIN KAI have arrested 12 suspected logistics suppliers and collaborators of ISWAP/JAS terrorists in separate operations across Borno State.

Nigerian police have recovered stolen vehicles that were trafficked to Burkina Faso. The vehicles were initially seized at gunpoint in Abuja.

The Nigerian Federal Government has released a list of seven common mistakes applicants should avoid when applying for government jobs.

The APC Chairman, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, stated that Peter Obi has been switching parties since 2014, dismissing claims that the APC is behind opposition crises.