Nigeria has recorded Africa’s sharpest rise in petrol prices as tensions surrounding the US-Iran conflict continue to impact global oil markets and fuel costs.
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A senior Nigerian Army officer has been killed during a suspected kidnap attempt, prompting an intensified security investigation and renewed concerns over rising insecurity.
The Corporate Affairs Commission has opened a new office in Lagos to improve access to business registration services and enhance support for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Investigators have reportedly uncovered documents outlining the alleged agenda and planning materials of suspected coup plotters as authorities continue legal proceedings into the failed plot.
WTO Director-General Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala will speak at the unveiling of Paul Nwabuikwu’s new book on July 29, an event expected to bring together key voices in leadership, governance and public communication.
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has backed the use of force against armed criminals, saying security operatives should take decisive action to combat rising insecurity across the country.
Glo and Samsung have strengthened their partnership with the rollout of the Galaxy Z Fold8, offering customers exclusive benefits and improved access to the latest foldable smartphone technology.
Prince Abubakar Audu University has begun developing a Research Centre of Excellence and Digital Library to boost research, teaching and digital learning across the institution.
Nigerian weightlifters Lawal, Umoafia and Didih won record-breaking gold medals at an international competition, further strengthening the country’s reputation in the sport.
The House of Representatives has ordered the Inspector-General of Police to produce alleged PFIPC Director-General Adeniyi Adeyemi within 48 hours as lawmakers investigate claims surrounding the controversial agency.
The Bayelsa PDP has approved a ₦20 million palace project for the traditional ruler of Elebele, former President Goodluck Jonathan’s hometown, saying construction will begin immediately as part of its community development efforts.
The APC has faulted Peter Obi’s criticism of the current administration, arguing that Nigeria needs continuity in governance rather than a political reset to sustain ongoing reforms.