Breaking News2027: Obi, Kwankwaso Movement unveils 59-member campaign council
The Obi-Kwankwaso Movement has unveiled a 59-member presidential campaign council ahead of the 2027 general elections to mobilise support for its ticket.nn
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Breaking NewsThe Obi-Kwankwaso Movement has unveiled a 59-member presidential campaign council ahead of the 2027 general elections to mobilise support for its ticket.nn
Breaking NewsAn analysis of governing Lagos, detailing a conversation with Governor Sanwo-Olu and his deputy on infrastructure, transport, and public policy challenges.nn
Breaking NewsHotels in Cardiff have sold out for a potential December 12 date for the Anthony Joshua versus Tyson Fury heavyweight clash at the Principality Stadium.nn
Breaking NewsInternally Displaced Persons in Niger State say their priority is returning to their ancestral lands, not voting in the 2027 general elections.nn
Breaking NewsThe Minister of Interior has suspended the Niger State Commandant of the NSCDC, Suberu Aniviye, following the deaths of suspected illegal miners in custodynn
Breaking NewsSCOAN leader, Pastor Evelyn Joshua, says Nigeria’s religious influence is gaining ground abroad as she arrives in São Paulo, Brazil for a crusade.nn
Breaking NewsThe NSCDC has launched a probe into the deaths of 40 suspected illegal miners in its custody in Niger State following an enforcement operation.nn
Breaking NewsCivil servants have warned the Minister of Finance over the delayed implementation of the 40% peculiar allowance and outstanding promotion arrears.nn
Breaking NewsThe Nigerian Consulate-General has issued a safety alert after a ninth woman was found dead east of Johannesburg, prompting a police investigation.nn
Breaking NewsNigerian tennis players say they are unfazed by the pressure of facing Morocco in a hostile environment for their Davis Cup World Group II tie in Rabat.nn
Breaking NewsSaudi Arabia has rejected Nigeria’s request for an increase in its 2027 Hajj allocation, leaving the country with its approved quota of 50,000 pilgrims.nn
Breaking NewsHuman rights lawyer Chidi Odinkalu has criticised the Nigerian judiciary over the use of the “wasted votes” doctrine in electoral disputes in Nigeria.nn