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Former Head of State General Yakubu Gowon has finally published his long-awaited autobiography. The book presentation, My Life of Duty and Allegiance, launched in Abuja on Tuesday, drew a vast assembly of veteran rulers, diplomats, and senior government officials to the Bola Tinubu International Conference Centre. Vice President Kashim Shettima represented the head of state, sitting…
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has activated emergency border surveillance following an Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. Health officials confirmed that while Nigeria has no recorded cases, the rapid international spread of the virus requires immediate defensive measures. The containment drive follows the decision by the World Health Organisation to declare the…
Stakeholders have warned that Nigeria requires approximately $100 billion in annual investment to address its staggering $2.3 trillion infrastructure deficit. This assessment was a focal point of the 2026 Infrastructure Dialogue held in Abuja, organized by Deutsche Partners Holding (DPH). Leaders from both the public and private sectors emphasized that traditional government funding, which currently…
The White House confirms that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have reached a fragile consensus to ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains open to global shipping. This agreement follows two days of intense negotiations in Beijing against the backdrop of an escalating conflict in Iran. Both leaders recognise that a total blockade of the…
Nigeria has finally extracted a pound of flesh from the man who presided over its darkness. Saleh Mamman, a former minister of power, was sentenced on Wednesday to 75 years in prison for his role in a N33.8 billion money laundering scheme. Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja convicted the former…
Nigeria has failed to meet its oil production target for the ninth consecutive month. Fresh data from the upstream regulator shows the country pumped 1.49 million barrels per day in April. This falls just short of the 1.5 million barrels promised to OPEC. While the volume represents an improvement over March, it confirms a stubborn…
The Federal Government has ordered mandatory drug integrity tests for all secondary school students entering the Nigerian education system. Under the newly released National Implementation Guidelines, schools must screen every new arrival before they can take their seats in the classroom. This is not a one-off hurdle for freshers. The policy directs school administrators to…
Twenty-two nations will descend on Lagos this May as the WTT Contender Series returns to Nigeria. Japan, Germany, and South Korea lead a high-calibre field chasing a $100,000 prize pot. The Molade Okoya-Thomas Hall will host the five-day event starting on 19 May. This tournament remains the only African stop on the ten-event global circuit….
Gunmen murdered 13 villagers, including three pregnant women, during a midnight raid on the Ngbra Zongo community in Plateau State on Friday. The attackers used a mix of gunfire and machetes to hack residents in their homes before fleeing into the darkness. This massacre in the Bassa Local Government Area follows a familiar, bloody pattern…
A coordinated cyber attack has crippled thousands of schools and universities across the West. The hacking group ShinyHunters claims it breached Instructure, the parent company of the ubiquitous learning platform Canvas. Over 9,000 institutions in the United States, Canada, and Australia lost access to coursework and examinations this week. Many universities remain offline as they…
