Venezuela bans Turkish Airlines, others for halting flights over US warning
Washington had warned of increased military activity in the Caribbean amid a deployment to target narcotics operations, which Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro insists is intended to overthrow his government.
Energy reform group applauds NUPRC for restoring investor confidence
According to CEMSR, the commission’s efforts have resulted in quicker decision-making, improved monitoring of oil assets and more reliable production data.
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, November 27, 2025
The naira traded in a two-tier market on Thursday, November 27, 2025, with the official Daily Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) fixing hovering in the mid-₦1,400s while the parallel (black-market) dollar remained notably weaker at roughly ₦1,460–₦1,465 to the dollar.
Group slams ADC over ‘inflammatory’ remarks on security crisis
Maikawa criticised the ADC for making sweeping allegations without evidence, warning that political actors must avoid inflaming tensions.
2 killed as vigilante foils bandits’ attack on Kogi school
A vigilante group at Aiyetoro Kiri in Kabba Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State yesterday foiled bandits’ invasion of Kiri High School and prevented the students from being abducted.
NEC 2025: Emerging leaders focus on tax reforms and Nigeria’s future
This year’s theme, Write the Future, encouraged participants to explore the role of tax reforms in shaping Nigeria’s economic landscape.
Arabinrin Aderonke calls for technocratic leadership as sports sector faces decline
A foremost sports stakeholder, Arabinrin Aderonke Atoyebi, has called for technocrats to be appointed to lead Nigeria’s sports sector.
EPL: ‘I can’t wait’, Arsenal’s Madueke relishes clash with former club Chelsea
Arsenal winger Noni Madueke says he is eagerly anticipating this weekend’s Premier League showdown with his former club Chelsea, describing the fixture as a meeting between “two top teams.”
Nnamdi Kanu: Senior lawyers differ on conviction, life imprisonment
The decade-long trial of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu finally reached a dramatic climax last week when the Federal High Court, Abuja, convicted and sentenced him to life imprisonment on terrorism charges—closing one of the most contentious criminal proceedings in Nigeria’s recent history.
Guinea-Bissau Coup: Time for ECOWAS to Change its Geopolitical Playbook as West Africa Continues to Teeter on the Brink
By Adejumo Kabir and Dr. Ola Bello The events in Guinea-Bissau where the military abruptly seized total control, dissolved electoral processes and detained President Umaro Sissoco Embaló on 26 November mark yet another rupture in a region sliding deeper into abyss of coups, insurgencies, foreign meddling and institutional decay. West Africa is grappling with a complex, […]
Insecurity: Let’s tell President Tinubu the truth – Dickson
Dickson said the seriousness of insecurity matter is such that there should be no sugarcoating or attempts to be politically correct.
