FG drives research commercialisation in N’Central zone
YAYI: Preparation for leadership
Who will control Nigeria’s new energy economy?
Probe Mary Habila’s death, group tells Tinubu
Royal father seeks support for Police-youth relations
New Lekki project, Zee Residence set for Sunday opening

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External reserves stand at $52bn – CBN gov, Cardoso
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Yemi Cardoso, says Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves has presently risen to 52.52 billion dollars.
Tinubu’s reforms repositioning Nigeria for long-term prosperity – Information Minister
Idris commended the forum for its continued contribution to democratic governance and national development.
Morgan Rogers says happy to join ‘biggest club in London’ Chelsea
Chelsea have confirmed the signing of England international Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa, with the 23-year-old forward joining the Blues on a contract that runs until 2033.
ITF begins screening of 100,000 artisans
The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) on Tuesday kicked off its annual screening of 100,000 Skill-Up Artisans Programme (SUPA), capturing over 3,000 participants in Lagos.
Edo closes case on trial of suspected kidnappers in special court
THE Edo State Government on Tuesday closed its case in the trial of four suspected kidnappers at the special court approved to try kidnapping and cult related cases. The government called a total of seven witnesses.
NUPRC awards 37 oil blocks to 31 firms in 2026 licensing round
The winners emerged at the commercial bid conference held on Tuesday at the Transcorp Event Centre, Abuja, marking the conclusion of the competitive phase of the licensing exercise.
Africa now world’s hunger capital, as global hunger falls for third year
Global hunger declined for the third consecutive year in 2025, but Africa has emerged as the epicentre of the world’s food crisis, with the continent now accounting for the highest number of hungry people globally, a new United Nations report has revealed.
Naira gains N4.80 at official market
The Naira, which has remained relatively stable due to sustained reforms, also recorded a slight gain on Monday.
Troops arrest herders over farm destruction, encroachment in Makurdi
Major General Gara reiterated that OPWS maintains zero tolerance for criminality and other unlawful activities, while urging residents to promptly report suspicious or illegal activities to security agencies for swift intervention.
Crash Game Guide: How to Read the Pace, Manage Risk, and Play with a Clear Plan
The Crash game has become one of the most discussed fast-paced casino-style formats because it is simple to understand, visually exciting, and built around a short decision window. A round begins, the multiplier rises, and the player must decide when to stop before the round ends. That simplicity is exactly why the game needs a […]
BIPC, Immigration strengthen partnership to monitor expatriates in Benue
The Benue Investment and Property Company, BIPC, and the Nigerian Immigration Service, NIS, have agreed to deepen collaboration to strengthen the monitoring, documentation and security of expatriates working in Benue state.
Land Row: FCTA dismisses AEDC’s invasion claims, threatens legal action
The Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA has dismissed claims by the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company AEDC that its C2 Maitama Substation was invaded and encroached upon, describing the allegations as defamatory and malicious, and has threatened legal action against the power firm.
Outgoing British envoy praises Tinubu’s economic reforms
The outgoing British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery, on Tuesday said President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms would put Nigeria on a better footing in the long term.
Global road deaths drop 21%, but Africa records alarming rise
A new data released by the World Health Organisation, WHO, on Tuesday revealed that road traffic deaths have fallen by 21 per cent globally over the past 15 years despite a surge in the number of vehicles on the world’s roads even as WHO warned that the gains remain fragile as Africa continues to witness rising fatalities.
At least 41 dead in Guyana capsized ferry disaster
At least 41 people died after a ferry capsized off the coast of Guyana over the weekend, the government said Tuesday.

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