Abuja declaration: S/West leaders, ACF disagree with Igbo
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, October 12, 2026
COVID-19: What Nigerians need to know about XEC strain
FG warns of new COVID-19 variants, orders hospitals to be vigilant
We spent eight times more on organizing Experience 2024 than last year – Adefarasin reveals
Dele Farotimi vs Afe Babalola: Bone of contention
How to end Tinubu’s tax-quake
Nigeria contributes 22% of global paediatric HIV – Report
Inquisition into Air Peace unwarranted, our airfares fair – COO
Tinubu appoints new CEOs for NUC, NEPAD, SMDF
Farotimi’ll be free if… – Afe Babalola
5 countries with the highest visa fees
Muhammad displaces Noah as England’s most popular baby boy name
Tax Reform Bills: Akpabio overrules Barau
Why our aircraft made air return to Maiduguri airport – Max Air
Borno deputy Gov, over 100 passengers escape Max Air mishap

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Blending at Port Harcourt Refinery is no crime – NNPC
“There is no refinery where you open a tap and rinse out the gasoline so that it will not blend. There is no crime committed when you blend in a refinery”
Lagos will lose, but tax reform is worth it — Sanwo-Olu backs FG
Lagos is actually going to be shaped off in some places, but on a larger scale basis, we see it as a global thing for a better governance structure.
‘You all should be proud of me,’ Pastor Tobi Adegboyega breaks silence amid deportation saga
Nigerian-born UK pastor Tobi Adegboyega has addressed recent reports of his impending deportation to Nigeria.
Naira appreciates to N1,695/$ in parallel market
By Elizabeth Adegbesan The Naira yesterday appreciated to N1,695 per dollar in the parallel market from N1,725 per dollar on Tuesday. However, the Naira ramained stable at N1,672.69 per dollar in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market, NAFEM. Data from FMDQ showed that the indicative exchange rate for the naira has maintained stability since Monday […]
Why we invited Air Peace – FCCPC
Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, FCCPC, has given reasons for inviting a Nigerian carrier, Air Peace, saying the airline’s price policy is causing worries among air travellers.

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