South Sudan Offers To Accept More US Deportees, Urges Washington To Lift Sanctions
South Sudan has offered to accept more US deportees and urges the Trump administration to lift sanctions on top official.
South Sudan has offered to accept more US deportees and urges the Trump administration to lift sanctions on top official.
Simon Ogwu says commercialised farm produce can be monetised, adding to formal income, and used to increase mortgage qualification and housing access.
Tinubu has approved immediate employment and N250,000 cash gift for 200 recipients of the NYSC President’s Honours Award
First Lady Remi Tinubu has announced a ₦1 billion donation to support displaced families in Benue after a herders’ attack.
Air Peace honoured late Sports Diplomacy Ambassadors with a night of tributes, memories, music and national reflection.
FIRS announces immediate halt to issuance of tax exemption certificates, affecting NGOs, pioneer companies, and free zone entities nationwide.
The Senate has given NNPC three weeks to respond to N210 trillion audit discrepancies flagged in financial statements from 2017–2023
IMF has projected Nigeria’s GDP to grow by 3.4% in 2025 and 3.2% in 2026, revising earlier forecasts.
Charlie Boy has criticised the renaming of a Lagos bus stop, calling it a political distraction from Nigeria’s real challenges.
At least 18 migrants have died in a shipwreck off Libya’s coast, with 50 still missing, the IOM said
Tinubu’s sweeping health reforms have brought free maternal care, vaccines, and infrastructure to Northern Nigeria, argues Salamatu Isa
Fuel price protests in Angola have left four people dead, with over 500 arrested as violence and unrest continue
Dare Babarinsa says Nigeria needs leaders who govern by example, like the disciplined, action-driven General Murtala Muhammad.
Aisha Yesufu says Nigeria’s judiciary has failed the nation, becoming a tool for corrupt politicians over the common man.
Nigeria plans to sign an MoU with a consortium, aiming to plant 20 billion trees through the Green Legacy Programme.
Untreated hepatitis causes 4,252 Nigerian deaths annually, with over 20 million infected and over N13trn in economic losses, FG says
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger may soon join GIABA as non-ECOWAS members following endorsement by its Ministerial Committee.
Nigeria, UN, and African leaders have called for shared action, climate-aligned finance, and food justice to end rising food insecurity.
Nigerian government has promised diplomatic engagement as Ghanaians protest, accusing Nigerians of crimes including kidnapping, fraud, and ritual killings.
NCAA mandates airlines to pay N10,000 or $170 compensation for short-landed baggage under Civil Aviation Regulation 2023.
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