Flood Death Toll in Central Nigeria Rises to 110
At least 110 dead in severe floods in Mokwa, Niger State. Rescue teams continue searching amid widespread destruction and ongoing heavy rains.
Nigerian Military Arrests 33 Security Personnel Over Arms Sales to Terrorists
Nigerian military arrests 18 soldiers, 15 police officers, and civilians for selling weapons to insurgents in a major crackdown on arms trafficking.
South Africa Overtakes Nigeria as Africa’s Top Fuel Importer Amid Dangote Refinery Rise
South Africa becomes Africa’s largest fuel importer in 2025 as Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery cuts fuel imports, marking a major shift in regional energy trade.
ABU Professor Remanded Over Alleged Land Forgery and Fraud in Abuja
ABU Professor Sani Ibrahim remanded over alleged forgery and land fraud in Guzape, Abuja. Trial set for June 19, 2025.
Dozens Killed in Fulani Attacks Across Benue State
Dozens killed in coordinated attacks by suspected Fulani herders in Benue State, Nigeria, between May 24-26, sparking humanitarian crisis and displacement.
CBN Injects $50 Million to Stabilize Naira Amid Forex Market Pressure
Central Bank of Nigeria Injects $50 Million to Stabilize Naira in Forex Market Abuja, May 27, 2025 – The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) intervened in the foreign exchange (FX) market on Tuesday by injecting $50 […]
Explosion Near Mogadishu Barracks Kills Suspected Suicide Bomber in Abuja
Explosion near Mogadishu Barracks kills suspected suicide bomber; one injured. Nigerian Army and security agencies investigating incident in Abuja.
Tinubu to Inaugurate Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Section I on May 31
President Tinubu to inaugurate Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Section I on May 31, marking progress in Nigeria’s largest coastal infrastructure project.
Explosion Near Mogadishu Barracks Kills Suspected Suicide Bomber in Abuja
Explosion near Mogadishu Barracks kills suspected suicide bomber; one injured. Nigerian Army and security agencies investigating incident in Abuja.
NDPHC Cites ₦600bn Debt, Gas Shortages for 2,000MW Stranded Power
NDPHC cites ₦600bn debt, gas supply, and transmission constraints as reasons for 2,000MW stranded capacity, despite restoring 625MW to the national grid.
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