Nigerian newspapers review: Nigeria’s oil output drops by 20.8% in 10 years
Mpox: Bayelsa leads as NCDC confirms 39 cases in 33 states, FCT
5 African countries with lowest cost of living in 2024
Tinubu, Mbasogo sign agreement on Gulf of Guinea gas pipeline
Naira down to N1,595/$ in parallel market
Minister lists factors limiting power sector growth in Nigeria
Naira down to N1,590/$ in parallel market
Dangote Refinery: Why we reduced our stake to 7.2% — NNPCL

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Africa CDC declares Mpox public health emergency
The mpox outbreak has swept through several African countries, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC.
10 footballers who ventured into politics
The phrase “Keep politics out of football” frequently appears on social media in reaction to political issues within and beyond the sport. However, many former footballers ignore this advice, choosing instead to pursue careers in public service and politics, where they actively work to drive change from a position of leadership. Here are 10 footballers […]
Traditional rulers, Christian leaders condemn escalation of hate speech, ethnic profiling against Ndigbo
The Joint Body of the South-East Council of Traditional Rulers and Representatives of Igbo Archbishops and Bishops on Peace and Conflict Resolution (the Joint Body), have condemned what it described as a ‘resurgent escalation of hate speech and ethnic profiling targeting the Ndigbo community’.
Admission: JAMB boss warns parents against falsification of age for wards
The Registrar of Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, has cautioned parents of admission seekers into Nigerian universities against age falsification of their children and wards in an attempt to meet the 18-year minimum age requirement, warning that by doing so, they’re pushing the children into the world of corruption and crimes.
N70,000 minimum wage: Civil servants threaten to shut down defaulting states
The Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria, ASCSN, has threatened to cripple the activities of states that refuse to implement the N70,000 new national minimum wage.

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