Nigeria’s Defence Minister says arrested coup plotters understood the risks, will be fairly tried, and have their families supported by government.
A suspected phone thief was attacked and burned by youths in Kano’s Dorayi area following an alleged phone-snatching attempt, with police yet to comment.
The US Mission in Nigeria has paused routine social media updates due to funding issues but says visa and passport
The Nigerian Tribune has appointed Dr Olarinre Salako as a new Monday columnist, bringing his expertise in systems thinking, energy,
The Federal High Court has permitted ex-Kogi governor Yahaya Bello to travel to Saudi Arabia for 10 days of lesser hajj after the EFCC did not oppose his request.
Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo says traders’ refusal to open markets on Mondays amounts to calculated economic sabotage against the state.
JAMB says undergraduates can take the 2026 UTME but must disclose their matriculation status or risk forfeiting all admissions. The
Senator Ali Ndume says growing discontent in Northern Nigeria ahead of the 2027 elections could translate into protest votes if grievances are not urgently addressed.
The Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria has rejected the credibility of any election conducted by INEC under its current chairman, citing alleged bias and loss of confidence.
The Nigerian Senate is set to hold an executive session to address concerns raised by Senator Abdul Ningi regarding the December 25 U.S. airstrikes in Sokoto State.
