
India-Nigeria trade hits $9bn, ties beyond oil — Envoy
U.S deports 3 million foreign nationals in 15 months
No youth should be denied educational opportunities for financial constraints – Ikeja LG boss
Only 40% of births registered in Nigeria — NPC
Christianity in trouble if Jingir’s comments ignored — Ayodele
Cartoon: Takes prodigal father to know prodigal son
Trump’s secret plane swap triggers questions and confusion
Int’l rights activist Saidu urges FG to free Henry Okah
C’River pegs presidential campaign ads at N150m, govs N100m
Onoh hails Gov Mbah’s security, health, industrial reforms
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SubscribeLawmaker backs West Africa petrol pricing benchmark
Ugochinyere said the emergence of West Africa as a refining hub made it imperative for the region to develop a credible benchmark for refined petroleum products.
2027: 20 Ilaje communities threaten electoral boycott over unaddressed ocean surge
…. Demand shoreline protection, emergency intervention By Dayo Johnson Akure Residents of at least 20 coastal settlements in Ilaje LGA, Ondo State are threatening to sit out the 2027 elections unless both the Federal and State governments act swiftly to halt a worsening ocean surge. The warning was issued during a protest march to the […]
Food security: Sanwo-Olu inaugurates Agege food hub, targets cost reduction
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday inaugurated the new Mid-Level Agro-Produce Hub at Pen Cinema, Agege, describing it as a key step in the state’s drive to achieve food security and reduce food prices for its over 25 million residents.
Customs intercept explosives, expired noodles, narcotics at Seme Border
By Godwin Oritse The Seme Border Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has intercepted explosive materials, expired noodles, narcotics, foreign rice, cigarettes and other prohibited items in a major crackdown on smuggling and cross-border criminal activities. Disclosing this to stakeholders at the border yesterday, Controller of the Command, Comptroller Abdullahi Kaila, said intelligence-led operations and […]
I’ve no regret over my statement; they started it, we suffered — Jingir
By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo KADUNA — Islamic cleric and leader of the Izala Scholars Council, Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingir, has said he has no regret over his recent declaration of support for a Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket, despite criticisms trailing the statement. Jingir, who spoke in an interview with BBC Hausa monitored by our correspondent on Wednesday, […]
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