Nigerians will soon no longer need overseas medical care – Sen Jibrin
Barau says Nigeria is investing heavily in hospitals to end medical tourism.
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Wole Soyinka welcomes 57 diaspora returnees in symbolic homecoming
Wole Soyinka led a symbolic return ceremony in Badagry, presenting certificates to 57 Diaspora Africans while plans were unveiled for a larger 2026 voyage.
Group urges FG to ignore political interference, let court decide Nnamdi Kanu’s case
The Forum of Victims of Separatist Violence (FVSV) has called on the Federal Government to allow the judiciary to conclude Nnamdi Kanu’s trial without interference.
Minister says Tinubu remains committed to Nigeria’s security and development
Minister of Information Mohammed Idris says President Tinubu remains focused on securing Nigerians and stabilising the economy.
Nigerian News: Morning Headlines – 19 October 2025
Here is a summary of Nigerian news this morning.
‘Tinubu is the angel sent by God to fix Nigeria’ – Yahaya Bello
Yahaya Bello declared President Tinubu as God’s chosen “angel” to reform Nigeria, urging citizens to support his gradual policies.
Trans man wins appeal as court rules pregnancy plans do not conflict with legal male status
A UK court ruled that a transgender man seeking pregnancy is still entitled to legal gender recognition.
“Hunger has taken over the land”: Aregbesola accuses APC of misrule at ADC secretariat unveiling
Aregbesola accused APC of misgovernance and declared ADC the preferred alternative ahead of 2027.
Stuckey challenges Pope’s view, says scripture supports death penalty as pro-life
Allie Beth Stuckey argues Christians can be pro-life and pro-death-penalty based on biblical teachings.
Armed Forces dismiss coup rumors, declare ‘democracy is here to stay’
Defence Headquarters dismissed alleged coup reports, insisting parade cancellation was administrative.