Tinubu launches distribution of 2,000 tractors to boost agric transformation
2027: ALGON denies supporting Wamakko as Tinubu’s running mate
Tinubu’s Electricity Act: Seven states take charge of power regulation
Super Falcons hold Portugal to 0–0 draw in friendly ahead WAFCON
Man arrested for converting home to abattoir in Lagos
Naira appreciates to N1,600/$ in parallel market
Putin Condemns U.S. Strikes On Iran, Pledges Support
Trump says Israel and Iran agree to ‘total ceasefire’
Qatar re-opens airspace after Iran attack on US base
US warns citizens to avoid military, govt facilities in Abuja
Nigeria ranks 3rd in Africa’s Military Strength Index 2025
ECOWAS laments member states’ unwillingness to enforce court judgments
Nigerians in China protest ‘very appaling’ acts by fellow citizens
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DID YOU KNOW?
The Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, is a worldwide, educational, and philosophical organization with roots tracing back to ancient mystery schools of ancient Egypt around 1500 BCE. Founded in 1915 by Harvey Spencer Lewis, AMORC aims to help individuals achieve personal and spiritual development and focuses on practical mysticism.
Scrabble was invented by Alfred Mosher Butts, an unemployed American architect, in 1938. He initially called it “Lexico” and later “Criss-Cross Words” before it was redesigned and renamed “Scrabble” by James Brunot in 1948
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Tinubu opens 15km Abuja road, lauds Wike’s rural push
Tinubu tasks media on unity, ethical journalism as NUJ celebrates 70 years
AU MSMEs Forum: Shettima urges integration of Africa’s informal economy
Senate raises Customs 2025 revenue target to N10trn
Abbas canvases constituency projects development fund, legal framework
Stop import suspension levy, Reps order Customs
Reps minority caucus demands probe of Kaduna travellers’ killing
Judges’ vacation begins July 21
UK court reserves judgment in £55m Shell oil spill case
EFCC arrests ex-NNPCL CFO in $7.2bn refinery probe
Poverty, hunger fuel security threats, says CDS
Police impartial, not aiding election rigging, says IG
IGP launches schools protection squad in Osun to tackle insecurity
Police to review training manual, curriculum to meet global standards
Police deploy drones to rescue 12 abducted Benue passengers
Edo varsity student, 208 others held as NDLEA seizes N777m drugs
FG kicks as U.S. issues security advisory on Abuja
SGF Akume rallies Africa to lead climate, infrastructure push
FG reports N6.9tn revenue in first four months of 2025
Tinubu’s administration boosts seabed mapping, blue economy drive
NICArb signs pact with China economic arbitration commission
NPA targets N1.28 trillion revenue in 2025
NEMA conducts flood simulation in Anambra
MM Int’l Airport terminal one set for major renovation – FAAN MD
Abuja is safe for citizens, visitors , says govt
FG constructed 150km FCT satellite towns roads in one year – Wike
OAUSTECH, South African varsity partner on agric studies
UNILORIN law faculty leads nation in Ph.D. holders – VC
Kogi poly withdraws 273, expels six over exam malpractice
Protest Rocks Niger Varsity Over Student’s Killing
Ondo poly student confirmed dead
NICTM wins NANS inter-school quiz in Edo
NAPTAN, NAPPS canvass funding, support for NSSEC
First Lady seeks legislative support for humanitarian projects
IMG to raise N6.5bn via rights issue
Sterling Financial posts N17.2bn Q1 profit
Lagos plastic ban to displace 89% of operators – MAN
BATN to empower Ekiti maize farmers
Revenue to surge as companies rush to file returns
Babalakin & Co to mark 37th anniversary with art exhibition
Drama as PDP staff shut offices, reject Anyanwu’s return
Tinubu’s cabinet lacks quality – El-Rufai
Hold governors accountable, not just Tinubu, APC chieftain tells Nigerians
ADA coalition uninspiring, self-serving, says Baba-Ahmed
Okpebholo promises 2.5 million votes for Tinubu on 2027
Rivers will partner Navy to protect maritime security, national assets – Ibas
Plateau attacks: Mutfwang pledges support for victims
Borno gov blames Konduga bombing on drug markets, vows crackdown
Sanwo-Olu opens safety footwear manufacturing factory
Sanwo-Olu unveils Lagos market advisory council members
Ogun Assembly vows legislative backing against gender violence
Edo Assembly invites CP over arrest of monarch
IWD: Soludo’s wife decries socio-cultural harms against widows
Encroachment: LASG seals beaches, halts work on 180 buildings
Sokoto unveils 3m-gallon water plant to end scarcity
Sokoto unveils N698.4m digital land information centre
Rivers council CSO denies leading hoodlums to attack council administrator
UNICEF urges Bauchi youths to engage in tree planting
Kebbi taps Brazil’s expertise to grow agric, livestock
Benue IDP camp sees 15 births, 122 pregnancies amidst dire conditions
Kano CP visits explosion scene, orders probe
Amotekun arrests ‘prime suspect’ over Ondo APC chair’s killing
Six Kano LGs eliminate open defecation
Deeper Life seeks restoration of demolished Lagos property
Abia community hails Tinubu, Kalu on federal varsity
Second batch of 548 Kwara pilgrims arrive Ilorin
One killed, another arrested in Abia cult clash
Man kills, buries girlfriend in shallow grave in Edo
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TODAY IN HISTORY
On this day in 1956, 32 people died when a British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) plane crashed into a tree shortly after takeoff from the Kano Airport in Nigeria
On this day in 2002, Africa’s worst ever train disaster killed 281. The crash occurred near Msagali, Tanzania, when a passenger train with some 1200 passengers rolled back down Igandu hill after its brakes had failed.
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God alone knows the future, but only an historian can alter the past. – Ambrose Bierce
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