Ekiti Governor Oyebanji Bags New Awards as Vanguard, Energy Times Reward Transformative Leadership
Ekiti Governor Oyebanji was celebrated by two media organisations in separate ceremonies in Lagos for his commitment to sustainable governance.
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Christian Chukwu: Nigerian Football Thrown into Mourning as Former Super Eagles Coach Dies at 74
Former Nigeria captain and coach Christian Chukwu has passed away at 74, leaving a lasting football legacy.
American Pastor Kidnapped During Church Service in South Africa
An American pastor, Josh Sullivan, was reportedly kidnapped by armed men during a church service in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province.
After Meeting with Buhari, Ganduje Dismisses Opposition Merger Talks, Calls It Joint Venture That Will Fail
“We’re not worried at all,” Ganduje says, mocking opposition merger talks as futile and declaring APC’s dominance ahead of 2027.
Ganduje Dismisses Opposition Merger Talks, Calls It a ‘Joint Venture That Will Fail’
“We’re not worried at all,” Ganduje says, mocking opposition merger talks as futile and declaring APC’s dominance ahead of 2027.
Nigeria Celebrates First Cannes Film Festival Nomination in Nearly 80 Years with ‘My Father’s Shadow’
“My Father’s Shadow” has become Nigeria’s first Cannes film entry in 78 years, earning praise from Arts and Culture Minister Musawa.
Jonathan Honoured with Sunhak Peace Prize In Seoul for Efforts in Promoting Peace, Democracy
Former President Jonathan received the Sunhak Peace Prize in South Korea, dedicating the award to Nigerian and African peace builders
Fitch Upgrades Nigeria’s Credit Rating to ‘B’, Cites Reform Commitment, Economic Policy Shift
Fitch has upgraded Nigeria’s credit rating to ‘B’, citing policy reforms, forex market stabilisation, and inflation control.
Nigeria, Japan Sign $30.9m Deal to Empower Start-ups and Boost Innovation
Nigeria and Japan have signed a $30.9m MoU to fund innovation hubs and invest in social problem-solving start-ups.
Explosion Rocks Central Athens Near Greek Railway Offices
An explosion near the Hellenic Train offices in Athens has caused a blast, with no injuries reported, as police investigate.
Gabonese Citizens Head to Polls as Coup Leader Oligui Nguema Seeks Presidency
Gabonese voters head to polls in historic election as coup leader Gen Oligui Nguema runs after amending the constitution.
Trump Pushes Putin for Ceasefire as US Envoy Meets Russian Leader in St Petersburg
Trump urges Putin to act on Ukraine ceasefire, citing thousands dying weekly in what he calls a senseless, terrible war.
Atiku, El-Rufai, Tambuwal, Suswam Visit Buhari, Confirm Opposition Alliance Talks for 2027 Election
Former VP Atiku visited Buhari with El-Rufau, Tambuwal, other top politicians, while confirming ongoing discussions to form an opposition force ahead of 2027.
Nigeria Sets Up EMT Sub-Committee to Assess US Tariff Impact, Global Oil Price Shock
The FG has set up an EMT sub-committee to review the impact of US tariffs and global commodity price shifts.
Nigeria Moves to Enforce Strict Visa and Expatriate Reforms, Introduces Five-Year Ban for Overstayers
Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo has unveiled Nigeria’s reforms to clean up the visa system, tackle illegal stays and stop subsidy losses.
Filmmakers Hail YouTube’s Growing Role in Nollywood Distribution Landscape
Nollywood filmmakers have embraced YouTube as an alternative distribution platform, citing ease, reach, and fair monetisation model.
Nigeria’s Crude Reserves Drop Slightly to 37.28bn Barrels, Gas Stock Rises to 210.54TCF In 2025
NUPRC has reported that Nigeria’s oil reserves dropped to 37.28bn barrels while gas stock rose to 210.54TCF in 2025
Air Peace Pledges Free Evacuation of Trafficked Nigerian Girls from Ivory Coast
Air Peace has vowed to repatriate trafficked Nigerian girls from Ivory Coast, offering free flights, medical care, and support services.
US Engages Tinubu On Need To Strengthen Regional Security Co-operation
The US and Nigeria have held talks to strengthen regional security and stabilise conflict zones in Africa through deeper cooperation.
Rivers Women Protest Emergency Rule, Demand Return of Democratic Governance
Rivers women have protested emergency rule, decrying it as political invasion and demanding immediate restoration of democratic governance and institutions.
