Latest news summary in Nigeria
The Ekiti State First Lady, Erelu Bisi Fayemi, has commended Mrs. Biodun Olujimi for her advocacy for women and literary prowess. Fayemi described Olujimi as a woman of substance who has made significant contributions to the development of women in Ekiti State and beyond.
The Kano State Police Command has commended a commercial driver, Abdulaziz Umar, for returning a large sum of money left behind by a passenger. According to the command, Umar found the money and promptly reported it to the police, who were able to identify and return it to its rightful owner.
Enyimba Football Club has unveiled Olanrewaju Yusuf as its new head coach. Yusuf, who has previously worked with the club, expressed his excitement at returning to Enyimba and pledged to work hard to achieve the club's objectives.
A woman who allegedly destroyed her husband's passport at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos has been arrested by the police. The woman, identified as Funmilola Adegbene, was apprehended after a video of the incident went viral on social media.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has reduced its stake in the Dangote Refinery from 20% to 10%. According to the NNPC, the decision was taken to allow other investors to participate in the project and ensure its successful completion.
The Zenith Labour Party (ZLP) has criticized the Bauchi State Independent Electoral Commission (BASIEC) for allegedly scheming out opposition parties in the upcoming local government election in the state. The party accused BASIEC of bias and called for a level playing field for all political parties.
The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has signed a four-year, N300 million sponsorship deal with Premium Trust Bank. The deal will see Premium Trust Bank become the official financial institution of the NFF and support the development of football in Nigeria.
The Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, has signed a revised supplementary budget of N450 billion into law. The budget will provide additional funding for critical infrastructure projects and social services in the state.
A businessman, identified as Joshua Aghiniv, was lured from Benin City to Oghara in Delta State, kidnapped, and killed after his family paid a ransom of N200,000. The incident has raised concerns about the security situation in the country and the need for stronger measures to protect lives and property.
The Nigeria Customs Service has disclosed that the federal government is set to lose N188 billion in revenue due to the removal of duties on imported food items. According to the customs, the waiver was granted to encourage food sufficiency and ease the burden on Nigerians.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has denied any involvement with a fraudulent website offering visa sponsorship to Nigerians. The organization has warned Nigerians to be cautious and report any suspicious websites or activities to the appropriate authorities.
At least 25 people were killed when an engine failed on a boat in Nigeria, causing it to capsize. The incident has raised concerns about the safety and maintenance of boats and other water vessels in the country.
The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has condemned the Central Bank of Nigeria's policy on boosting foreign exchange (FX) liquidity. The CSJ argues that the policy does not effectively address the root causes of the country's FX challenges and could lead to further economic instability.
At least 16 people have died in a road accident in Nigeria, according to the police. The accident occurred when a truck collided with a passenger bus, resulting in multiple casualties.
Akwa Ibom State Governor Udom Emmanuel has fallen victim to fraudsters who allegedly hacked his WhatsApp phone number. The fraudsters reportedly used the governor's number to solicit funds from unsuspecting individuals.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has warned Nigerians to beware of a fake website offering foreign visa sponsorship. The organization has emphasized that it is not involved in any visa sponsorship activities and urged Nigerians to report any fraudulent websites to the appropriate authorities.
The federal government is set to forfeit N188.37 billion in revenue due to the zero tariff policy on imported food items. The measure was implemented to encourage food sufficiency and affordability.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has disowned a visa sponsorship website that claims to be affiliated with the organization. The organization has warned Nigerians to be cautious and report any fraudulent websites or activities to the appropriate authorities.
Nollywood filmmaker Ifeme has revealed the first look of his upcoming horror short film titled "I Don't Want To Be Born". The film explores themes of motherhood, supernatural occurrences, and psychological horror.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has stated that if there is no evidence of a better economy, then Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has nothing to offer Nigerians. Abubakar made this statement in response to Tinubu's recent comments about his presidential ambitions.
The non-performing loans of Nigerian banks dropped to 3.9% in June, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The decline is attributed to the efforts of the CBN and the banks to strengthen risk management and recovery processes.
The German Olympic team has come to the aid of Nigerian Olympian Chukwuebuka Enekwechi by lending him a bike to compete in the shot put event. Enekwechi's personal bike was damaged during transit to Tokyo, and the German team stepped in to ensure that he could still participate in the competition.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has withheld the results of Ogun state's students in the recently concluded West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), citing "missing components" in their results. The decision has raised concerns among students and parents.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has partnered with the Kebbi State government to expand access to student loans. The partnership aims to provide financial support to students in Kebbi State and help them pursue their education.
The federal government of Nigeria is seeking to reverse the brain drain of health workers with a new national policy on health workforce migration. The policy aims to create a conducive working environment and provide incentives for health workers to stay in the country.
The federal government is set to forfeit N188 billion in revenue due to the zero tariff on imported food items. The measure was implemented to encourage food sufficiency and affordability for Nigerians.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has cleared an additional 22 institutions for student loan applications. The fund aims to expand access to student loans and support students in pursuing their education.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has cleared 22 more institutions for student loan applications. The fund aims to provide financial support to students in pursuing their education and expanding access to student loans.
The Nigeria Customs Service has released guidelines on the waiver of import duties on food items. The guidelines provide information on the requirements and procedures for obtaining the waiver.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has warned Nigerians to beware of a fake website offering foreign visa sponsorship. The organization has emphasized that it is not involved in any visa sponsorship activities and urged Nigerians to report any fraudulent websites or activities to the appropriate authorities.
The National Economic and Labour Fund (NELFUND) has cleared 108 state-owned tertiary institutions for student loan applications. The fund aims to provide financial support to students in pursuing their education and expand access to student loans.
The campaign team of Alhaji Tajudeen Ajaka, a governorship aspirant in Kogi State, has called on the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to remove the Kogi State Commissioner of Police, Ayuba Edeh, and provide adequate security for political actors in the state. The team also addressed rumors about the location of Governor Yahaya Bello.
The Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA) has partnered with Farm Alert to disburse N20 million to young veterinarians. The funding aims to support the training and development of young veterinarians in Nigeria.
The issue of corruption at the highest levels of the judiciary in Nigeria has raised concerns about the integrity of the country's justice system. The News Directory 3 investigates the factors contributing to corruption in the judiciary and the potential consequences for the rule of law.
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) has facilitated N5.7 trillion in capital for firms so far this year. The capital raise comes as more companies seek funding to support their operations and expansion plans.
The return of the vessel "KOTA CEMPAKA" to the Onne Port in Rivers State is expected to boost Nigeria's maritime sector. The vessel was stranded in Cameroon for several months due to COVID-19 restrictions but has now been allowed to return to Nigeria.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has shared the fate of candidates who had "outstanding" or "missing component" results in the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The affected candidates are advised to visit the nearest WAEC office for further information.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Jos, Professor Sabastine Maimako, has pledged to advance quality education in Plateau State. Maimako expressed his commitment to providing a conducive learning environment and supporting the development of academic programs at the university.
Protests continue in Nigeria despite President Muhammadu Buhari's call for calm and an end to the demonstrations. Nigerians are facing a severe cost-of-living crisis, with inflation rates skyrocketing and the purchasing power of the naira declining.
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