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The Great Nigerian Assembly graduates its first 30 Certified Citizen Reporters in Ile-Ife, advancing grassroots participation, accountability and community development.
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Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan have declined to comment on a fresh allegation by activist Sandra Duru over her alleged relationship with Akpabio.
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The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency has warned of high riverine flood risk across 15 states from September 19 to 25, urging vulnerable communities to relocate to safer, higher ground.
Peter Obi says UK banks gave him loans based on his educational background rather than collateral, contrasting it with Nigeria’s banking system, which he described as heavily dependent on physical assets.
The United States has directed Nigerians and other foreign nationals applying for green cards to return to their home countries for processing, as part of a new immigration policy aimed at tightening residency procedures.
The Dangote Group says it is on track to surpass $100 billion in annual revenue by 2030, driven by expansion in its petroleum refinery, fertilizer and petrochemical exports, and continued dominance in cement production across Africa and global markets.
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has warned that outdated port infrastructure is hindering Africa’s trade competitiveness, calling for urgent modernization, digitalization, and investment to reduce costs and improve efficiency across the region.
The APC Integrity Group has urged party leaders to prioritize loyal members over recent defectors in appointments and opportunities, warning that neglecting long-standing supporters could weaken internal unity and grassroots strength.
A U.S. federal court has sentenced Nigerian citizen Adepoju Salako to 18 months in prison for a wire fraud scheme that exploited Alaska’s dividend system, with additional orders for supervised release and full restitution of stolen funds.
The United Nigerian Americans Council (UNAC) has launched an initiative to encourage Nigerian-Americans to run for public office, aiming to boost political representation, civic engagement, and influence within the U.S. democratic system.
Terrorists behind the Oyo school attacks have opened communication with authorities to negotiate the release of over 45 abducted victims, as security forces continue operations while keeping details confidential to ensure a safe outcome.
The resignations of former ministers Adebayo Adelabu, Yusuf Tuggar, and Sa’idu Ahmed Alkali to pursue governorship ambitions are reportedly facing strong internal resistance within the APC, with their campaigns now complicated by reduced federal influence and intensified state-level party rivalries.
Promoter Eddie Hearn says Anthony Joshua has found structure and focus in returning to training following the tragic deaths of his close coaches Sina Ghami and AbdulLateef Ayodele, with boxing now serving as a key source of emotional stability during his period of grief.
The Enugu State Police Command has arrested two suspects in Nkanu East for alleged drug trafficking, seizing large quantities of Cannabis Sativa in an intelligence-led operation aimed at disrupting local narcotics supply networks and related criminal activity.
Councillor Christopher Adegoke has made history as the first Black and minority ethnic Chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council since 1889, following a journey from his upbringing in Nigeria to a political career in the UK, where he now champions inclusive governance and public service.
