General news.
President Bola Tinubu approves a new investment framework to unlock $50bn in deep offshore oil developments.
Politics
Atiku challenges Tinubu to disclose procurement details surrounding $20bn projects allegedly linked to presidential associate Gilbert Chagoury
Sports
Super Falcons crash out of WAFCON 2026 after Cameroon’s Myriam Nyadjou Wamen scores the only goal in a 1-0 quarter-final victory.
Oby Ezekwesili defends Pastor Adeboye, saying he has consistently spoken on insecurity and restructuring over the years. She urges Nigerians to focus on action rather than questioning whether leaders speak out.
Kenneth Okonkwo says voting for Peter Obi in 2027 will indirectly benefit President Tinubu, warning that opposition division weakens chances of defeating APC and urging unified political strategy ahead of elections.
Emeka Ike threatens legal action after alleging his personal data was exposed at INEC. He describes the incident as disturbing and unsafe, calling it an abuse of power and demanding accountability.
UK announces plans to observe Ekiti and Osun governorship elections, urging credible polls. APC pledges peaceful conduct, highlighting reforms and internal democracy as preparations intensify ahead of Nigeria’s off-cycle elections.
Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim pledges to restore naira to ₦500–₦525/$ if elected president in 2027, blaming economic hardship on current government and promising reforms focused on stability, jobs, and improved living standards.
Anioma State advocates warn that the state creation project may suffer setback if Senator Ned Nwoko fails to return to Senate. They urge APC and President Tinubu to ensure political justice.
Oyo Police dismiss viral claims that abducted schoolchildren and teachers have been released, confirming rescue operations are ongoing. Authorities warn against misinformation, urging public to rely on official security updates only.
WAEC examinations across Lagos suffered major delays, forcing candidates to write papers late into the night. Parents and stakeholders protest poor coordination, urging reforms to prevent recurring disruptions and student distress.
Federal Government vows renewed crackdown on terrorism and kidnapping while launching rescue operations for abducted pupils in Oyo and Borno. Authorities deploy special teams, forest guards, and intensified security measures nationwide.
Dangote Refinery increases output to 700,000 bpd, surpassing capacity and strengthening Nigeria’s energy sector. Expansion plans target 1.4 million bpd, boosting exports, industrial growth, and regional fuel supply dominance.
Panic and protests erupted in Abuja as demonstrators demanded rescue of abducted schoolchildren in Oyo State. Chanting anti-government slogans, crowds called for accountability while police monitored and dismissed escalation concerns.
Panic spread across Abuja suburbs as parents withdrew children from schools over alleged bandit threats. Police later dismissed the reports as false alarm, confirming no attack or abduction attempt occurred.
