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Eucharia Anunobi celebrates as she becomes landlady
Chita Agwu confirms divorce after 11 years of marriage
‘Lies Among Us’: Adetunji explores love, ambition, betrayal in new film
AMAA 2026 holds November 15 as Nigerian films earn top nominations
The 22nd Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) will hold on November 15, 2026, following the announcement of nominees for the continental film awards.
Dangote praises Burna Boy for promoting Nigeria on global stage
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has commended Nigerian singer Burna Boy and other entertainers for helping to improve the country’s image internationally.
Broda Shaggi returns to social media after firearm wound
Nigerian comedian and actor Samuel Animashaun Perry, popularly known as Broda Shaggi, has returned to social media after months away from the public following a shooting incident in Sango, Ogun State.
Cricket: Nigeria beat Gambia in World Cup Qualifier
The Yellow Greens posted an imposing 262 runs for one wicket in 20 overs before bowling out The Gambia for 102 runs in 17.2 overs.
Nigeria assures CAF of readiness for Abuja, Lagos events
The Federal Government has pledged full support for Nigeria’s hosting of the 48th Ordinary General Assembly of the Confederation of African Football in Abuja and the 2026 CAF Awards in Lagos.
No player is untouchable, Mourinho warns Vinicius, other Madrid stars
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has warned Vinicius Junior and other members of his star-studded squad that reputation and transfer fees will not guarantee them places in the team.
Benin agog as Oba Ewuare II marks 10th coronation anniversary
Residents of Benin City in Edo trooped out on Tuesday to catch a glimpse of Oba Ewuare II as he arrived at Holy Aruosa Cathedral for activities marking his 10th coronation anniversary.
Melbourne Fashion Week 2026 celebrates diversity and inclusivity
Melbourne Fashion Week is taking over the Australian city from October 19 to 25, bringing together over 300 designers, retailers and creatives for a week of runway shows, exhibitions and fashion-focused events focused on inclusivity, diversity and local retail talent.
Fatai Okoya apologises to billionaire father over past money dispute
Fatai Okoya, who identifies himself as the first child of billionaire industrialist Razaq Okoya, has publicly apologised to his father and appealed for reconciliation after decades of estrangement. In an open letter that circulated online, Fatai expressed regret over their prolonged separation and said he wanted another opportunity to rebuild their relationship.
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2027: Youths seek inclusive governance in Plateau
The chairman explained that the charter reflected the yearnings and aspirations of the people, particularly youths, women, and Persons with Disabilities in the state.
PWDs demand inclusion in PIA benefits in Abia
They made the demand during an advocacy visit to Chief Maxwell Nwagbara, Chairman of HostCom (Host Community) Producing Oil and Gas, Abia, on Tuesday at Ipu West Community – Owaza in Ukwa West LGA.
Sule Lamido’s son denies bribery allegations
Mustapha, who is the 3rd defendant, denied the allegations before Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu of the Federal High Court in Abuja while testifying as the 5th defence witness (DW-5).
Kenya confirms ninth Ebola case, traces 134 contacts
Kenya has confirmed its ninth Ebola case, with health authorities saying all infections recorded so far are linked to a single cluster. The country’s health ministry announced on Tuesday that the latest patient, a 24-year-old man, tested positive on Monday.
Starve-to-Meet-Jesus: Kenyan pastor convicted after 190 children die in tragic fasting
A Kenyan court has convicted preacher Paul Mackenzie and 29 other defendants over the deaths of 191 people, including 190 children, in a starvation cult case that shocked the country.
Bus-truck collision leaves 13 dead, 34 injured in Egypt
No fewer than 13 people have been killed and 34 others injured after a large truck collided with a tour bus on a highway west of Cairo, Egypt, on Tuesday. The crash occurred on the Cairo-Asyut Western Desert Road.
FAAN to resume MMA2 revenue collection as FG, Bi-Courtney settle 18-year dispute
The Federal Government has reached a settlement with Bi-Courtney Limited over the long-running dispute surrounding the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2) in Lagos, paving the way for renewed concession fee payments and the completion of abandoned hotel and conference centre projects.
New Marvico factory to create jobs, boost trade in Imo
Marvico Group is set to open a multi-factory complex in Imo State, with plans to expand local manufacturing, improve market access for farmers and create jobs for residents.
Abbey Bank targets wider market with commercial banking shift
Abbey Bank Plc, formerly Abbey Mortgage Bank Plc, says it is repositioning for growth and broader market reach after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) approved its transition to a regional commercial bank.
Kano agency warns private hospitals against excessive charges
The Kano State Private Health Institutions Management Agency (PHIMA) has urged private healthcare providers to charge reasonable fees and avoid exploiting patients seeking medical services.
Polio: Rotary vaccinates 40 pupils in Ibadan
The Rotary Club of Ibadan City Central on Tuesday vaccinated 40 pupils of Oke-Bola Community Development Nursery and Primary School, Ibadan, alongside other children in the community against polio.
Lagos First Lady, NMA seek better welfare for doctors
The wife of the Lagos State Governor, Dr Claudiana Samwu-Olu, and the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) have called for improved doctors’ welfare to strengthen healthcare delivery.
Ogun varsity expands courses to 34, secures full NUC licence
Aletheia University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, has expanded its academic offerings from 17 to 34 degree programmes and secured a full licence from the National Universities Commission (NUC).
JABU graduates 22 PhD, 83 first-class students at 17th convocation
Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU), Ikeji-Arakeji, Osun State, says its Medical Laboratory Science students have recorded a 100 per cent pass rate in professional examinations for three consecutive years, as the institution prepares to graduate 1,043 students on Friday.
JAMB opens offices to walk-in candidates Wednesday
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) will attend to walk-in candidates at its offices and selected outstations nationwide on Wednesday as part of activities marking its Customer Service Week.
N3bn cable theft: Scrap dealers ask Zulum to name culprits
The National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria has challenged the Borno State Government to provide evidence linking scrap dealers to the alleged theft of electrical cables worth billions of naira from a power distribution project.
Ikeja Electric blames grid shortfall for reduced power supply
Electricity supply to customers across Ikeja Electric Plc’s network has reduced due to a shortfall in power allocated to the distribution company from the national grid.
Nigeria eyes $3bn yearly carbon revenue from clean energy
Nigeria could generate an estimated $3bn annually from carbon finance under a proposed clean energy partnership presented to the Federal Government by two companies.
Smarter ports can drive Nigerian exports
As countries compete for investment, manufacturing and trade, infrastructure performance increasingly shapes economic competitiveness. For Nigeria, efficient ports, reliable inland connections and faster cargo flows will be critical to reducing friction along trade corridors, supporting exports and converting the country’s scale into sustainable growth.
Dauda Lawal: Political patronage or public service?
No administration should be beyond criticism; if anything, criticism is necessary to keep it on its toes. In Zamfara State, however, the nature of the current debate is revealing. At a stakeholders’ meeting, members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) voiced frustration over Governor Dauda Lawal’s apparent preference for the state’s development over political patronage.
Faisal Maina: Intelligence as Nigeria’s ultimate weapon against nsecurity
The recent arrest of five suspected kidnappers linked to the abduction of 20 prospective National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members, alongside the arrest of fugitive Faisal Maina, represents a significant achievement by the Department of State Services (DSS) and a welcome development in Nigeria’s fight against insecurity.
2027: 20 political parties sign peace accord in Zamfara
The accord was signed on Tuesday during an Election Security Summit organised by the Zamfara Police Command in Gusau.
Tinubu's re-election campaign begins in Kaduna Saturday – Yari
Yari, Director-General of the APC Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), announced this on Tuesday in Abuja after the council’s inaugural meeting.
2027: PDP will not support Tinubu, says spokesperson
It said the party's true and principled members are not part of the shameless, self-serving support for the APC-led Federal Government and its destructive policies. It said the opposition's paramount duty is to provide an alternative to the incumbent, not to massage its ego.
NCC compensates 75m telecom subscribers over poor service
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has carried out more than 6,500 network interventions and compensated 75 million telecommunications subscribers for poor service in 2026, as it steps up efforts to improve network quality and protect consumers.
Amazon plans €16bn investment in Germany in 2027
US technology giant Amazon plans to invest more than €16bn in Germany in 2027, targeting data centres, artificial intelligence infrastructure and other business operations.
Google Cloud failure hits Revolut, HSBC, Lloyds
A Google Cloud network failure in London has disrupted services at several major UK businesses, including digital bank Revolut, lenders Lloyds Bank and HSBC, and postal operator Royal Mail.
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