Latest news summary in Nigeria
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) plans to conduct integrity tests on old structures following a recent building collapse in Abuja.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), eHealth Africa, and CISLAC are considering the impact of compliance with food fortification regulations on micronutrient deficiencies in Nigeria.
The Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo, has ordered the relocation of Dominion and EAN hangars at the Lagos Airport.
The National Authoritative Test and Certification Agency (NATCOM) has warned the public against former Director-General for alleged corrupt leadership.
Analysts say that while some people in Africa are celebrating recent coups, many are fed up and desperate for change.
Lawyers at the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) conference staged a walkout in protest over the invitation of Portable as a guest artist.
The NESG is seeking funding options for Nigeria's health sector.
The Isewu Pan-Family Assembly has charged Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, and the Alaafin kingmakers with finding a credible candidate for the Alaafin stool.
Analysts say that while some people in Africa are celebrating recent coups, many are fed up and desperate for change.
Algeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs received ambassadors from Nigeria, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and Guinea-Bissau.
Five people have died in flood-related incidents in Adamawa State.
A Nigerian army commander has urged soldiers to be loyal to President Tinubu or leave during a coup.
There will be no restriction of movement for the local government elections in Edo State.
Azu Ishiekwene discusses the idea of "saving Abuja from Wike."
Governor Wike speaks on his next plan if President Tinubu is removed by the tribunal.
Wike explains why he believes it is not possible for President Tinubu to lose at the tribunal.
Analysts say that while some people in Africa are celebrating recent coups, many are fed up and desperate for change.
Experts discuss the factors contributing to the failure of democracy in Africa, including poor governance.
Senator Adaramodu states that efforts will be made to ensure the NYSC Trust Fund Bill receives presidential assent.
There will be no restriction of movement for the local council elections in Edo State.
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority has suspended the operations of Xejet Airline over the use of fake insurance documents.
The UK ranks highest among registered Nigerians in the diaspora, according to the NiDCOM.
The Ogun State House of Assembly has summoned the Accountant-General and others over alleged diversion of local government funds.
Two Nigerian female students have invented a device that purifies dirty water and won an international award.
Experts highlight poor governance as a key factor in the failure of democracy in Africa.
Senator Adaramodu assures that efforts will be made to ensure the NYSC Trust Fund Bill receives presidential assent.
There will be no restriction of movement for the local council elections in Edo State.
The Labour Party loses as the tribunal gives its verdict in a Lagos senatorial election.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has suspended the Air Transport License and Air Operator's Certificate of ExJet over insurance issues.
LASEMA assures that Lagos State is prepared for potential flooding caused by the Lagdo Dam.
Police officers allegedly invade Ijebu East Local Government over an alleged plot to impeach the chairman.
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