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Kogi Shuts Markets, Motor Parks in Seven LGAs to Disrupt Terrorists’ Supply Lines

KEY POINTS Kogi State has temporarily closed markets and motor parks in seven LGAs to support security operations against terrorists and bandits. The move is aimed at cutting off supply chains, logistics and movement of consumables to criminal elements. The government says the closures...

President Tinubu to Pay First Nigerian State Visit to UK in Nearly 40 Years

KEY POINTS President Bola Tinubu will make a state visit to the UK on March 18 and 19, the first by a Nigerian leader in nearly 40 years. King Charles III and Queen Camilla will host the Nigerian president and first lady at Windsor...

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Gateway Airport Launches Commercial Operations

Governor Dapo Abiodun inaugurates the Gateway International Airport in Ogun State, opening a new chapter for aviation and regional growth.

Otti to Launch Abia Green Shuttle Service with Electric Buses

Governor Alex Otti unveils the Abia Green Shuttle Service, a 100-electric-bus project driving clean and sustainable public transport across the state.

Why the Benin Palace Rejected the Iyaloja Title in Edo

The Benin Palace ends the imposition of the Yoruba-style Iyaloja title in Edo markets, reaffirming the sacred Iyeki system and local leadership.

Why Nigeria’s Suicide Crisis Demands Urgent Reform

Nigeria’s suicide crisis worsens as punitive laws fuel stigma and silence. Experts push to decriminalise suicide attempts and expand mental health care.

Lagos APC Praises Tinubu’s Pardon of Macaulay, 174 Others

Lagos APC hails Tinubu’s presidential pardon of Herbert Macaulay and others, describing it as a compassionate step toward justice and reconciliation.

Obi Urges INEC to Verify Candidates’ Certificates Before 2027 Polls

Peter Obi has called on INEC to verify all candidates’ certificates ahead of the 2027 elections, stressing that truth and accountability must define Nigeria’s democracy.

Parents Cry Out as Students Battle Hostel Shortage

Students across Nigerian universities struggle to find affordable housing as rent rises and hostel shortages worsen, sparking concerns among parents and experts.

Reform Calls Grow as Amupitan Takes Charge of INEC

Nigerians and political parties outline reform expectations for INEC Chairman Amupitan, calling for credible elections, transparency, and stronger electoral reforms.

Police Arrest 12 in Killing of Arise News Staff, Somtochukwu

Police have arrested 12 armed robbery suspects linked to the deaths of Arise News journalist Somtochukwu Maduagwu and a security guard in Abuja.

EFCC Seeks Stronger Ties With Media, CSOs to Fight Corruption

EFCC pledges stronger partnerships with journalists and civil groups to deepen transparency and reform Nigeria’s anti-corruption campaign.

NDIC Moves to Deepen CIBN Partnership on Banking Risks

NDIC and CIBN deepen partnership to build banking sector resilience through training, ethics, and innovation against emerging risks.

Nigeria’s World Cup Bid Strengthened After CAF Changes Rules

CAF’s revised qualification format revives Nigeria’s World Cup qualification hopes, giving the Super Eagles a crucial lifeline to reach 2026.

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Kogi Shuts Markets, Motor Parks in Seven LGAs to Disrupt Terrorists’ Supply Lines

KEY POINTS Kogi State has temporarily closed markets and motor parks in seven LGAs...

President Tinubu to Pay First Nigerian State Visit to UK in Nearly 40 Years

KEY POINTS President Bola Tinubu will make a state visit to the UK on...

Senate Schedules Emergency Plenary as E-Transmission Debate Intensifies

KEY POINTS The Senate will hold an emergency plenary on Tuesday, February 10, following...

Lagos Government Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Persistent Environmental Violations

KEY POINTS The Lagos State Government has sealed Ladipo Spare Parts Market over repeated...