Customs explains persistence of fuel smuggling despite subsidy removal
“As long as there is a price differential, people will exploit it,” Adeniyi said.
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Kwankwaso accuses Galadima, Baba-Ahmed of betraying Northern interests
“People like Buba Galadima, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed and others who ought to stand for the North ended up betraying it,” Kwankwaso alleged.
Tinubu meets with NSA, CDS to address insecurity
“The President is deeply concerned about the security situation and is working closely with security agencies to restore peace,” a presidency source said.
NiMet workers begin indefinite strike
“The working conditions are too poor. We need to be taken care of like our sister agency. We are not asking for too much”
‘180 pupils in one room’: Outcry as Kaduna Moves to sell Amina College quarters
Each dormitory houses an average of 180 as against 20 to 30 students that it used to be
Living Nostradamus predicts Pope’s death will shatter Catholic Church
Brazilian seer Athos Salomé warns of a looming religious upheaval.
Tinubu’s deal with Kwankwaso sparks disquiet in APC
Apart from Kwankwaso, three serving federal lawmakers on the platform of the NNPP met last week with the APC national chairman ahead of their formal declaration for the ruling party.
IMF says China, Mexico, and Canada hit hardest by US tariffs
The report warns of growing trade distortions and global supply chain disruptions linked to rising protectionism.
UK records 22,619 asylum applications from Nigerians
Overall, 2024 saw the highest number of asylum applications to the UK, with 108,138 people, a 378 per cent rise from 2010
Scientists found a potential sign of life on a distant planet – an astronomer explains why many are still skeptical
The planet’s name is K2-18b, meaning it is the first planet in the 18th planetary system found by the extended NASA Kepler mission, K2.