Month: July 2026
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APC leader Ayekooto questions Peter Obi’s leadership after LG election remark
APC chieftain Ayekooto has criticized Peter Obi’s recent explanation for failing to conduct local government elections, suggesting it reflects a pattern of avoiding difficult political challenges.
Governor Zulum initiates resettlement plans for Konduga IDP camp
Governor Babagana Umara Zulum has announced that the Konduga IDP camp is set to close as part of a voluntary resettlement program for displaced families in Borno State.
National Industrial Court orders Nigerian Army to reinstate 70 pardoned soldiers with back pay
A Nigerian court has ordered the army to reinstate 70 soldiers pardoned by former President Buhari, awarding them salary arrears starting from July 2022.
Abia State Partners with PSN to Combat Counterfeit Medications
Abia State officials are teaming up with the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria to establish a wholesale drug hub and stop the circulation of fake medications.
Bade Emir leads community in prayer for rain during Yobe dry spell
Emir of Bade, Alhaji Abubakar Umar Suleiman, organized a special prayer service in Yobe State to address concerns over a severe lack of rainfall impacting local crop production.
Monday Morning Roundup: Key Nigerian News Stories
A roundup of Nigerian news including Peter Obi's call for Tinubu's resignation, the abduction of a Kebbi judge, and the start of the 11th BBNaija season.
Ellie Bowen overcomes severe childhood illness to reach Commonwealth Games
Despite losing a leg to a rare bacterial infection as a toddler, 17-year-old Ellie Bowen is set to make her Commonwealth Games debut for Wales in the seated shot put.
Adaptive world surfing champion Llywelyn Williams claims losing a leg improved his life
Four-time adaptive world champion surfer Llywelyn Williams reflects on how surviving a traumatic accident and leg amputation became the catalyst for his professional success and newfound perspective.
A Closer Look at Andy Burnham’s First Days as Prime Minister
A candid look at Prime Minister Andy Burnham's opening days in office, focusing on his distinctive communication style, governance priorities, and the challenges of leading a nation facing significant economic and international pressures.
Jewish students in the UK report rise in persistent campus antisemitism
Jewish students across the UK report a surge in campus antisemitism, leading many to hide their religious identity and calling for more robust institutional responses to hate speech.