Latest news summary in Nigeria
Food crisis in Nigeria is expected to last longer than anticipated, according to an expert. The country is facing challenges with food production, distribution, and affordability, leading to concerns about food security.
The General Overseer of Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor William Kumuyi, visited PTI ahead of the scheduled Warri Crusade. The event, which will take place at Urhobo College, has generated excitement among the people.
The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA) has issued a flood alert warning to Kebbi and Niger States. The alert comes as the agency monitors the rising levels of River Niger, which could lead to flooding in the affected areas.
A flood in Nigeria has caused the death of 33 people and displaced tens of thousands. The heavy rainfall has led to widespread flooding in the country, causing devastation and displacement of residents.
20 medical students who were abducted in Nigeria have been freed. The students were kidnapped from their school and held captive for several days before being released by their captors.
The Nigeria Education Trust Fund (NETFUND) has acknowledged the receipt of N50 billion from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The funds will be used to support the student loan scheme in the country.
The NIHSA has issued an alert regarding the rising level of River Niger. The agency warns of possible flooding in areas along the river and advises residents to take necessary precautions.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has addressed the processing of admission letters for Nigerian students. The board assures students that the process will be smooth and urges them to be patient.
The police have taken action against a woman in Nasarawa caught smuggling ammunition in palm oil. A photo of the woman with the ammunition has emerged, showing the illegal activity.
Another flood in Nigeria, this time in Jigawa State, has resulted in the death of 33 people and the displacement of tens of thousands. The government and other agencies are working to provide relief to those affected.
A graduate of Delta State University (DELSU) and kidney patient is seeking help to raise N26 million for a kidney transplant. The graduate is appealing for assistance from well-meaning individuals to save his life.
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has appointed and redeployed six officers to new management positions. The new appointments aim to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in the agency.
The 20 medical students who were abducted in Nigeria have been freed and reunited with their families. The students were kidnapped while traveling and held captive for several days before being released.
The EFCC has contributed N50 billion to the student loan scheme of NETFUND. The funds, which were recovered from various sources, will help provide financial support to Nigerian students.
The federal government of Nigeria has issued a fresh alert regarding the rising level of River Niger. The government warns of potential flooding in communities along the river and advises residents to take necessary precautions.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has confirmed that 10 passengers died in an accident involving a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) bus. The accident occurred on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
The Kogi State government has broken its silence on rumors of Governor Yahaya Bello defecting to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The government denies the reports and affirms the governor's commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Nigeria has secured the release of 20 kidnapped students. The students were abducted while traveling and held captive for several days before being freed.
NETFUND has confirmed the receipt of N50 billion from the EFCC's recovered loot for the student loan scheme. The funds will be used to provide financial assistance to Nigerian students pursuing higher education.
The Imo State Independent Electoral Commission (ISIEC) has raised concerns that elections may not hold in three council areas due to security challenges. The commission is working to address the issues and ensure a smooth electoral process.
The Global Entrepreneurship Festival Press Conference was held in Lagos to promote entrepreneurship in Nigeria. The conference aimed to showcase the potential of Nigerian entrepreneurs and encourage innovation and growth in the sector.
Nigeria has secured the release of 20 kidnapped students who were held captive for nine days. The students were abducted while traveling and have now been reunited with their families.
The National Economic Reconstruction Fund (NELFUND) explains why it hasn't disbursed student loans to South-East institutions. The fund cites challenges in the verification process and assures that efforts are being made to resolve the issue.
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), also known as Shiites, sends a message to Nigerians ahead of their annual symbolic trek. The trek is held to commemorate the martyrdom of the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad.
Security forces in Nigeria have rescued 20 kidnapped students. The students were abducted while traveling and held captive for several days before being rescued.
The Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, congratulates Justice Kekere-Ekun on being sworn in as the 23rd Chief Justice. The governor highlights the importance of the judiciary in upholding justice and the rule of law.
Twenty university students who were kidnapped nine days ago have been freed in Nigeria. The students were abducted while traveling and have now been released.
A group explains why there was no jubilation after Senator Hope Uzodinma won his case at the Supreme Court. The group suggests that the people may not be interested in the political developments due to their disillusionment with the political system.
Former Lagos State Governor, Bola Tinubu, returns to Nigeria after an official visit to France. He is expected to swear in the new Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN).
The federal government sends a fresh message to Nigerian students regarding the NELFUND student loan scheme. The government emphasizes the importance of education and encourages students to take advantage of the scheme.
The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) confiscates pirated books worth N50 million in Lagos. The commission is cracking down on piracy to protect intellectual property rights.
Doctors in Anambra State embark on an indefinite strike to protest the abduction of a colleague. The doctors demand increased security measures to ensure the safety of medical practitioners.
The Governor of Benue State, Samuel Ortom, appoints Kpenkaan as the head of the Benue State Investment Promotion Agency (BENIPA). The appointment aims to drive investment and economic growth in the state.
Bola Tinubu swears in Justice Kekere-Ekun as the 23rd Chief Justice of Nigeria. The ceremony is held to officially inaugurate the new Chief Justice.
The police break their silence regarding the whereabouts of a popular whistleblower. The police provide details about the ongoing investigation and assure the public that efforts are being made to locate the whistleblower.
NETFUND receives an additional N50 billion from the EFCC for the student loan scheme. The funds are expected to provide financial assistance to more Nigerian students pursuing higher education.
Three local government area chairmen undergo heated scrutiny as part of a corruption case involving N660 million. The chairmen are being investigated for their alleged involvement in the misappropriation of public funds.
Italian energy company Eni completes the sale of Nigeria Agip Oil Company (NAOC). The sale is part of Eni's strategic plan to optimize its portfolio and focus on core activities.
Twenty university students who were kidnapped nine days ago in Nigeria have been released. The students were abducted while traveling and have now been reunited with their families.
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