Tag: Nigeria
Nigeria Spent N7.7tn on Debt Interest in Six Months, Exceeding Revenue by N1.5tn — World Bank
The World says Nigeria has spent N7.7tn on servicing interest on its debts in the first half of…
UK Universities Withdraw Admission Offers to Nigerians Amid Visa Crackdown
Universities in the United Kingdom have withdrawn admission offers to Nigerian students amid tighter visa restrictions and a…
World Mental Health Day 2026: Experts Warn of Care Gaps as Millions Struggle in Africa
As the world marks World Mental Health Day on October 10, mental health experts are calling for greater…
Super Eagles Drop Four Places To 30th In FIFA Ranking
Nigeria’s Super Eagles have slipped four places to 30th in the latest FIFA men’s world ranking released on…
“Petrol Will Sell For N300 per Litre If I Become President” – Donald Duke
The Peoples Redemption Party presidential candidate, Donald Duke, has said he would reduce the pump price of petrol…
Depleted Super Eagles Fight Back From Two Goals Down To Hold Russia To 3-3 Draw
A depleted Super Eagles side came from two goals down to secure a 3-3 draw against Russia in…
Peter Obi Vows to Restore Petrol Subsidy if Elected in 2027
Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, Peter Obi, has said he would restore petrol subsidy if elected…
Shettima Leads Nigeria-Ethiopia Nutrition Exchange Visit in Addis Ababa
Vice President Kashim Shettima has departed Abuja for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to lead a high-level government-to-government peer exchange…
Viral NAFDAC List Mixes Years of Alerts, Recalls and Counterfeit Products
NAFDAC is apparently on a warpath with counterfeiters but Nigerians have a double role to play if this…
President Tinubu’s reforms will yield prosperity despite hardship, says Osun APC chieftain
An Osun State-based politician and member of the All Progressives Congress, Alhaji Lukman Abimbola Bello, has defended the…
World teachers’ Day 2026: Nigerian Teachers Demand Better Support
As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to mark World Teachers’ Day, attention is again turning to…
