FIFA investigates DR Congo player eligibility, Nigeria awaits verdict
FIFA is investigating DR Congo’s player eligibility after Nigeria’s playoff loss, keeping Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup hopes alive.
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Elon Musk becomes first person to surpass $600 billion net worth
Elon Musk has become the first person in history to achieve a net worth exceeding $600 billion, a milestone driven primarily by a soaring valuation of his space exploration company, SpaceX.
Kano cleric killed during call to prayer, suspect lynched
An elderly Kano cleric was killed while calling Muslims to prayer, as police confirmed that the suspect was later lynched by a mob and an investigation has been launched.
Nigeria’s inflation drops to 14.45% in November — NBS
Nigeria’s inflation rate fell to 14.45 per cent in November 2025, reflecting a sharp year-on-year slowdown despite a slight rise in month-on-month price pressures, according to the NBS.
FIRS clarifies MoU with France won’t share taxpayer data
The FIRS says its MoU with France is advisory, focusing on capacity building, and does not compromise Nigerian taxpayers’ data or systems.
Low expectations trail Nigeria’s Super Eagles into AFCON
Nigeria head into AFCON with subdued expectations as Eric Chelle’s bold squad rebuild, key absences and recent setbacks fuel uncertainty among fans.
BUA rewards 510 staff with N30bn at long service awards
BUA Group has distributed N30 billion to 510 employees in recognition of long service and excellence, reaffirming its commitment to rewarding loyalty and shared growth.
Any pastor asking members to fortify themselves with charms is idol worshipper – Pastor Giwa
Pastor Adewale Giwa has condemned pastors who promote the use of charms, describing such practices as idol worship and unbiblical.
Tinubu urges ECOWAS unity against coups, insecurity
President Bola Tinubu has called on ECOWAS leaders to strengthen unity and solidarity to resist coups and safeguard regional stability across West Africa.
Outcry as Tinubu ADC gets two promotions in one year
President Tinubu’s approval of a second promotion for his ADC, Nurudeen Yusuf, within one year has triggered controversy in the Nigerian Army, with the Presidency defending the move as a matter of rank alignment within the Villa’s security structure.