2000 People Feared Dead, Thousands More Missing in Libya Floods
East Libya’s interior minister urged nations and international agencies to come to their aid.
Subsidy Removal Palliatives: Borno Goveronr Zulum Unveils 70 Buses for Metro Transport
He said 30 out of the 70 buses will be dedicated to conveying civil servants to their places of work and back.
Shettima Flags Off Distribution of Palliatives in Sokoto, Says Tinubu Government To Prioritise Citizens Welfare
He praised BUA Group – a cement production company based in the state – for donating 10 patrol vehicles to security agencies.
Tinubu Secures Investment ‘Worth Billions of Dollars’ with UAE, Visa Ban on Nigerians Lifted
Emirates and Ethiad Airlines will resume flights into and out of Nigeria immediately without any immediate payment by the Nigerian government.
Bolaji Akinyemi: Tinubu Should Plan Ahead For Nigeria To Be Permanent G20 Member By Next Summit
“We also now have our own part to play and that is to stop demarketing Nigeria…”
Egypt Angry As Ethiopia Fills Nile Dam Reservoir Amid Water Row
Ethiopia has been in dispute with Egypt and Sudan over the highly controversial hydroelectric dam since its launch in 2011.
Akintola Williams, Nigeria’s First Indigenous Accountant, Dies Aged 104
He played a significant role in Nigeria’s independence.
President Tinubu To Meet With UAE Leadership To Resolve Visa Ban Issues
The UAE imposed a visa ban on Nigerians in October 2022 and shortly after, Emirates Airlines suspended flights to Nigeria.
Nigeria: At Least 26 Dead Following Boat Accident In Niger State
The governor’s spokesperson blamed the accident on overcrowding and lack of life jackets.
French President Macron Refuses Junta’s Demands To Pull Out Troops From Niger
“If we redeploy, I would do it only at the request of President Bazoum.”
Sudan Experiences ‘Worst Attack’ After Air Raid Claims 46 Lives In Khartoum Market
The attack took place barely a week after previous attack in South Khartoum killed 20 people.
Tanzanian Opposition Leader Released On Bail After Weekend Arrest
Lissu was arrested for allegedly holding an unauthorized meeting.
Gabon Junta To Consider Elections After 24 Months
Even though a definite timeline was not stated, the transitional PM said “It’s a good idea to start with a reasonable objective.”
Tinubu Meets US President Biden, Germany’s Leader Scholz, South Korea’s Yeol, India’s Modi
He also held audience with the World Bank snd European Commission presidents.
Delta, Akwa Ibom, Rivers Lead as 36 States Received N1.51tn Allocation in First Half 2023
In Q2 2023, Delta got N102.79bn, Akwa Ibom N70.01bn and Rivers N69.73 billion; Ekiti, Ebonyi and Nassarawa got N16.95bn, N16.84bn and N16.71bn.
UNILAG VC Attributes Hike in Fees to Dwindling Government Funding, Harsh Economic Climate
The students had last Wednesday, protested against the hike which led to the arrest of some students by security operatives.
Biden, Tinubu Meet in India, Reinforce Commitment To US-Nigeria Relationship
The US president hailed his Nigerian counterpart’s efforts to reform Africa’s largest economy, and to defend democracy in Niger and the broader region.
What It’s Like For A Nigerian Studying in Benin Republic
It has become one of the go-to destinations for those seeking faster admission and a shorter time spent in school.
UN To Invest in Green Economy Skills Development in Nigerian Youth
“We are ensuring every interaction brings us closer to sustainable Nigeria,” Gifty Addico.
