-
Politics · PM News ·APC chieftain urges Oborevwori to end Mutu’s 27-year stay in House of Reps
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress has called on Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to intervene in ending Nicholas Mutu’s long-standing tenure in the House of Representatives. Mutu has served in the legislative chamber for twenty-seven years, prompting the official to advocate for a change in representation for the constituency.
-
Politics · Vanguard ·2027 Polls: ADC still in trouble, legal hurdles fester beyond Supreme Court’s verdict
The African Democratic Congress continues to face internal challenges and legal complications ahead of the 2027 general elections. Despite a recent ruling by the Supreme Court, the political party remains entangled in various judicial disputes that threaten its stability and preparations for the upcoming polls.
-
Sports · Daily Post ·LaLiga: Why Real Madrid players are angry with manager, Alvaro Arbeloa
Real Madrid players have reportedly expressed frustration with manager Alvaro Arbeloa regarding his coaching methods and internal management. The friction between the squad and the former Spanish international has surfaced during the ongoing season, highlighting internal tensions within the club's youth setup as they compete in their respective divisions.
-
Business · BusinessDay ·Air Peace defends Gatwick operations, cites bird strike for London disruption
Nigerian carrier Air Peace has attributed recent disruptions on its London route to a bird strike incident. The airline defended its Gatwick Airport operations against criticism, explaining that the technical challenge necessitated flight delays to ensure passenger safety and comply with standard aviation maintenance protocols.
-
Sports · Daily Post ·Michael Olise snubbed Nigeria for France – Ex-Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr
Former Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr confirmed that Michael Olise chose to represent France over Nigeria at the international level. Although the winger was eligible to play for the Nigerian national team, he opted to join the French squad, according to statements made by the former manager.
-
Entertainment · BusinessDay ·Nollywood’s future takes shape through youth stories and platform evolution
Nollywood's future landscape is currently being defined by an emphasis on youth-focused narratives and the strategic evolution of digital platforms. This shift highlights the industry's adaptation to contemporary audience preferences and advancements in content distribution, ensuring its continued growth and relevance in the international media market.
-
Politics · Nairametrics ·
Abia earmarks N10 billion to clear 20-year gratuity backlog for retirees
The Abia State government has allocated N10 billion to address the accumulated gratuity payments of retirees spanning two decades. This initiative aims to clear the long-standing backlog and provide financial relief to former civil servants who have been waiting for their entitlements since previous administrations.
-
Politics · Vanguard ·I’ll advance 4D foreign policy, citizen diplomacy – Bianca Ojukwu
Bianca Ojukwu has pledged to implement the 4D foreign policy framework and prioritize citizen diplomacy in her role. The ministerial nominee aims to focus on democracy, development, demography, and the diaspora to strengthen Nigeria’s international relations. This strategy focuses on enhancing the nation's global image while protecting the interests of Nigerian citizens living abroad.
-
Business · BusinessDay ·How Detect, Measure, Stabilise, Scale, and Learn can transform how organisations handle system failures
Organizations can improve their response to system failures by implementing a framework consisting of detecting issues, measuring impact, stabilizing environments, scaling solutions, and learning from outcomes. This approach aims to transform how businesses manage operational disruptions and enhance overall resilience against technical or structural breakdowns within their internal systems.
-
Business · Channels TV ·
Japan Spends Over $30bn To Prop Up Yen
The Japanese government has deployed over $30 billion in a targeted financial intervention to stabilize and strengthen the yen. This substantial expenditure aims to mitigate the currency's ongoing depreciation against other major global currencies, reflecting Japan's broader strategy to maintain economic stability through direct participation in foreign exchange markets.
-
Business · BusinessDay ·AFRICA FINANCE IN BRIEF: Dangote IPO ambitions meet oil shocks and inflation pressure
Dangote Group's ambitions for an initial public offering are confronting challenges from volatile global oil prices and rising inflationary pressures. These macroeconomic factors are influencing the strategic outlook for the company's planned listing as it navigates the current financial landscape across the African continent and the broader global market.
-
Business · PM News ·
TUC demands gratuity for Lagos workers
The Trade Union Congress has called on the Lagos State Government to resume the payment of gratuity to public service employees. The labor union is advocating for these benefits to be restored to ensure financial security for workers upon retirement from the state’s civil service.
-
Entertainment · BusinessDay ·Carter Efe outclasses Portable to win N50m prize in celebrity boxing clash
Carter Efe emerged victorious against Portable in a celebrity boxing match, securing a N50 million prize. The bout featured the two Nigerian entertainers in a physical contest where Carter Efe was judged to have outclassed his opponent. This victory concludes the highly publicized sporting event involving the two prominent public figures.
-
Other · Channels TV ·Six Abducted Women, Children Rescued In Borno, Reunited With Family
Six abducted women and children have been rescued in Borno State and successfully reunited with their families. The operation marks a significant recovery effort in the region, bringing relief to the victims' relatives after their period of captivity. Authorities facilitated the reunion following the successful rescue mission in the state.
-
Politics · Vanguard ·May Day: Insecurity, poverty ‘re national emergencies threatening workers — Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has identified insecurity and poverty as critical national emergencies that pose significant threats to Nigerian workers. In an address marking International Workers Day, the president acknowledged these socio-economic challenges and emphasized the government's commitment to addressing the issues affecting the productivity and welfare of the nation's labor force.
-
Business · The Punch ·Air Peace clarifies Gatwick–Lagos flight disruption, denies abandoning passengers
Air Peace has issued a clarification regarding a recent disruption on its Gatwick to Lagos flight route. The Nigerian airline officially denied reports that it abandoned its passengers during the incident, addressing concerns raised about its operational handling of the situation and reaffirming its commitment to maintaining standard passenger welfare protocols.
-
World · Daily Post ·10 Nigerians convicted in US over $125m internet fraud scheme
Ten Nigerians have been convicted in the United States for their involvement in an internet fraud scheme valued at $125 million. The individuals were found guilty of participating in a coordinated cybercrime operation that targeted multiple victims. This legal outcome follows a comprehensive investigation into the large-scale financial fraud network operating within American jurisdiction.
-
Politics · Daily Post ·Troops rescue six abducted women, children in Borno
Nigerian military forces successfully rescued six individuals from captivity in Borno State. The group, comprising women and children, was freed during a recent operation conducted in the region. This action underscores the ongoing efforts of security forces to combat kidnapping and insurgency throughout northeastern Nigeria.
-
Business · Vanguard ·Nigeria cannot grow in darkness, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Stephanie Shaakaa highlights the essential role of stable electricity in fostering Nigeria's economic growth and national development. The analysis suggests that the country's progress remains limited by persistent energy deficits, which impact industrialization. Reliable power infrastructure is presented as a fundamental requirement for achieving broader socio-economic goals and improving the national standard of living.
-
Sports · Daily Post ·UCL: ‘I don’t care’ – Luis Enrique slams critics of PSG’s 5-4 win over Bayern
Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has dismissed criticism regarding his team's performance following a narrow 5-4 victory over Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League. Despite securing the win, the coach expressed indifference toward negative feedback as the club continues its campaign in the elite European football competition.
Nigerian News
Headlines from across Nigeria, summarised and updated continuously. Tap any headline to read the full story on the source site.