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JUSUN insists allocations must be deducted at source, as govs beg members to call off strike
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USAID launches food security challenge for Nigerian Agrictech startups.
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#NASSREPUBLIC: Weighing the blood bath in Ebonyi...
The Nigerian Senate, on April 14, condemned the recent massacre of no fewer than 25 persons carried out by suspected herdsmen in Ebonyi State.
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The short-lived life of Ada Jesus, a fast-rising comedienne
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Another tech giant, Amazon, skips Nigeria to build African headquarters in S/Africa. 2 other things and a trivia
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Between the Federal and State Governments in Nigeria, which is more guilty of misrule?
Hear what Nigerians on the streets are saying.
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IPOB may not be responsible for South-East attacks —Gov Umahi
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Umahi exonerates IPOB over accusations of attacks on police formations
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#EndSARS activist, Rinu, implores CBN to freeze Pantami's account over alleged terrorist links
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GTBank reduces loans to customers in Q1 2021, affecting loans-to-deposit ratio
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Perez says Super League ‘on standby’, insists project designed to ‘save football’
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Kwara police arrests four over alleged killing of man for money ritual six days to his wedding
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Youth Party condemns CBN's funding of bloated govt, urges urgent steps to reset economy
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Facebook to proceed with its crypto, Diem, after opposition from regulators
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IGP decries poor funding for operations, says police have problems meeting emergencies
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NASS REPUBLIC: Weighing the blood bath in Ebonyi. Two other stories, and a quote to remember
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Naira gains at official market as oil price falls
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No amount of insecurity will stop Igbo presidency in 2023 —Sen Ogba
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UK replies Nigerian govt over decision to grant IPOB members asylum
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Between the Federal and State Governments in Nigeria, which is more guilty of misrule?
Hear what a concerned citizen on the street of Lagos had to say.
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Minister explains reasons for unending war against insurgency, banditry
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Between the Federal and State governments, which is more guilty of misrule? Why?
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10 top stories from Nigerian newspapers, Thursday morning, April 22, 2021
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House of Reps to investigate ExxonMobil amid claims of mistreatment of Nigerians
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OAU student’s suicide not linked to academic failure —PRO
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Nine persons arrested by police over attack on Soludo
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Bauchi govt discovers 715 ghost workers, stops salaries
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Man arrested in Niger for allegedly raping 4 minors
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Ekiti monarch regains freedom after six days in abductors’ den
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Bandits attack military base in Niger State, one civilian feared dead
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Suspected bandits attack Zamfara communities, kill 30 persons
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Senate moves to amend constitution to mandate use of card readers during polls
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The COVID-19 vaccines supplied to us will expire in July —Lagos Govt
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COAS seeks adequate funding for weapons in order to tackle insurgency, banditry
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Eight banks lend Airtel Africa $500m to finance its €750 million debt
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Spurs boss Mason sets Premier League record as Man City bounce back at Villa
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Uber reacts to drivers’ protest, assures of commitment to welfare
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Shareholders Applaud FCMB, Approve Dividend of N2.97bn at AGM
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Nigeria’s stock market maintains bullish run.
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Gov Fayemi, Ighodalo, Opeke, Ajaere, others named in NGF-NESG committee
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Pensioners to stage nationwide protest over ‘minimum pension’
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NDLEA arrests alleged major supplier of drugs in Abia
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Reps to probe Nigeria’s institutions over acceptance fees
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Schalke players, staff attacked by own fans after first relegation in 33yrs
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Nigeria’s Musa Mustapha ranked world no.1 in U-11 table tennis
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Senate approves fresh $1.5bn, €995m loans for Nigerian govt
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Court grants convicted Ghanaian actress, Akuapem Poloo bail
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