Presidency to Ndume: Share terror intelligence with military
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Labour Party postpones Congress, national convention
ECWA pastor abducted in Plateau
Orette postpones town hall meeting
‘Aba Blues’ makes N19.9m at box office

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Miss Nigeria apologises to Omotola, disowns presenter in viral clip
The organisation stressed that the individual seen in the clip was not an accredited media representative for the exclusive event and had no formal connection to the dinner.
INEC to Parties: We won’t allow you erode democratic values
The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC has declared that while it remains a neutral arbiter in Nigeria’s electoral process, it will no longer serve as a “passive observer” while democratic values are systematically eroded by political actors.
FG targets millions of youths for skill acquisition, rallies global partners
The Federal Government, Tuesday, rallied global development partners, industry leaders, and policymakers to deepen investment in the ongoing skills acquisition drive targeting millions of Nigerian youths.
LP zones 2027 presidential ticket to South, court dismisses leadership suit
The Labour Party (LP) has zoned its 2027 presidential ticket to the South, effectively ruling out aspirants from Northern Nigeria from contesting for the position on its platform.
US Supreme Court hears migrant asylum claim case
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday was examining a former policy of turning away migrants before they crossed the US-Mexico border to present an asylum claim. The policy, known as “metering,” has not been in place since 2021, but President Donald Trump is seeking a ruling validating it as legal in the event it may […]
Inmates’ Rights Violations: FG vows to deal with erring officers
The Federal Government has vowed to clamp down on personnel of the Nigerian Correctional Service NCoS involved in the violation of inmates’ rights, declaring that no officer, regardless of rank, will be spared from disciplinary and legal consequences.
10 best states to retire in the US in 2026
For residents in the United States of America, retirees increasingly look for places that offer a balance between lifestyle quality and financial ease, sieving them through affordability to comfort.
Palestinian FA calls for Israeli ban after FIFA discrimination report
The Palestinian Football Association (PFA) on Tuesday called for the Israeli Football Association (IFA) to receive a ban after a FIFA report found “multiple breaches” of its anti-discrimination obligations.
Leadership tussle: NURTW decries alleged takeover in Abuja
The National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) has expressed outrage over the alleged invasion of its national secretariat in Abuja, describing the incident as illegal and disturbing.
APC denies role in ADC attack, dismisses coalition threat ahead of 2027
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Cross River State has denied any involvement in the political violence that disrupted an African Democratic Congress (ADC) event in Bakassi.
Democracy not under threat, says Showunmi
The Convener of The Alternative, Otunba Segun Showunmi, has dismissed growing claims that Nigeria’s democracy is under threat, insisting that recent political developments reflect accountability and healthy competition rather than repression.
Building collapse: Lagos tightens regulations enforcement
The Lagos State Government says it is committed to sustaining its zero-tolerance policy for building collapse.
Iwobi honoured on 2025 Football Black List for community impact
The Super Eagles midfielder was included in the “Players – Off the Pitch” category, alongside Eberechi Eze of Arsenal FC and England defender Jess Carter.
No officers killed in Lagos clash – Police
The clarification followed videos circulating on social media suggesting the officers were killed while attending peace talks that escalated.
UniAbuja, NILDS begin joint postgraduate studies, matriculate 55
University of Abuja, in collaboration with National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), have admitted the first set of 55 postgraduate students for the 2024/2025 academic session. The Vice-Chancellor of UniAbuja, Prof. Hakeem Fawehinmi, spoke at the matriculation ceremony held at the NILDS complex on Tuesday in Abuja. Declaring the event open, Fawehinmi said […]

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