General NewsOil marketers cut petrol price to N1,350/litre as depot rates drop
The downward movement in the domestic market also coincided with a sharp decline in international crude oil prices.n
General NewsThe downward movement in the domestic market also coincided with a sharp decline in international crude oil prices.n
SportsThousands marched in Madrid to protest the eviction of an 87-year-old woman, Maricarmen Abascal, from her lifelong home, demanding better tenant protectionnn
Breaking NewsNDC governorship candidate Chris Iyovwaye has called for a transparent probe into the death of a Delta State civil servant, Unity Ekpevbughe Adeda.nn
PoliticsThe PDP has scheduled a fresh governorship primary in Gombe State for September 29, following a court order nullifying Isa Pantami’s candidacy.nn
PoliticsAn African Democratic Congress chieftain in Sokoto State, Umar Salah, has defected to the All Progressives Congress, citing Governor Ahmed Aliyu’s achievemnn
Breaking NewsThe Federal Government has evacuated another 105 Nigerians from South Africa following xenophobic attacks, bringing the total number of returnees to 1,821.nn
Metro & SecurityTroops of Operation Whirl Stroke have rescued six kidnap victims in Gbise community, Katsina-Ala Local Government Area of Benue State.nn
PoliticsThe APC in Osun’s Ijesa South Federal Constituency has rallied support for its candidates for the 2027 elections, backing President Tinubu’s reforms.nn
Business & EconomyThe Northern Christian Association Chairman, Rev. Joseph Hayab, has urged Christians to invest in the Dangote Petroleum Refinery IPO, stating business hasnn
Breaking NewsRead the evening recap of major stories, including an aide disputing Peter Obi’s claim about Governor Soludo’s children and Umahi on Ebonyi politics.nn
Breaking NewsThe Nigerian Correctional Service has confirmed that a cholera outbreak at the Kurmawa Custodial Centre in Kano State has resulted in the death of two inmann
General NewsDigital entertainment is no longer a side issue in Nigeria’s economy. It has become part of everyday living, quietly moving through smartphones, payment systems, social communities and home screens. Yet policy still treats much of this activity as a passing distraction. That thinking is already ...
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