Cardoso, Oyedele sign Monetary-Fiscal policy coordination MOU
FirstBank Samuel Okwaraji U-16 tournament: Northern zonal elimination begins after 48-hour delay
Stock market rebounds, investors gain N4.57trn despite Dangote IPO
I can forgive, reconcile with Abba Yusuf; I still like him — Kwankwaso
Cartoon: ‘Nigeria on auto-drive?’
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, September 21, 2026
Disputed $4.66m: Court acquits Lionstone MD, Ndili, firms
FG pays N1.1bn exit bonus to retirees
Soludo, Anambra leaders, Awgbu community celebrate Ezeajughi
Fresh Plateau attacks: Pastor, 8 passengers killed
Illegal miners’ deaths: NSCDC parades detained commandant, 23 others
Dangote Refinery IPO is not for you, by Dele Sobowale
Economic crunch: Many employers now prefer commission-based salaries
Why 2026 capital budget may not be implemented this year
Bye-elections: How APC won 4 seats, APM one
‘We are ready to die here’ – Miners return to Niger site

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God’s silence is not rejection, Evelyn Joshua tells Brazilians
By Innocent Anaba Pastor Evelyn Joshua, leader of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations, SCOAN, has urged Brazilians and other worshippers not to mistake God’s silence during difficult moments for rejection, assuring them that His promises remain certain regardless of their circumstances.She gave the charge during the second day of the SCOAN Crusade in São […]
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Sani said the movement was established from the grassroots and did not depend on sponsorship from any individual or political office holder for its activities.
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The tragic death of 37 artisanal miners under the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, more popularly known as Civil Defence, in Minna last week reveals, yet again, the kind of structural violence against ordinary Nigerians perpetrated by the state itself. The circumstances of the mass arrest and detention in unsafe and […]
Petrol price surge and the Nigerian worker: When survival becomes a daily struggle
By Ivo Takor The continuing rise in the price of petrol has moved beyond the realm of energy policy and economic statistics. It has become a serious question of human welfare, social justice and the ability of ordinary Nigerians to live with dignity. Across the country, Nigerians are confronting a cost-of-living crisis in which the […]
From insurgents to security assets: Nigeria’s unconventional response to insecurity
By Malik Samuel Nigeria’s worsening security crisis is forcing federal and state authorities to experiment with solutions that would once have appeared unlikely. One of the most striking is the recruitment and deployment of former Boko Haram members from the Northeast to support efforts against bandits and jihadist groups in Northwest and Northcentral Nigeria. Interviews […]

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