Enugu State Government Raises Monthly Minimum Wage for ESUT Employees to N82,000
Effective September 1, 2026, the Enugu State Government has raised the minimum wage for ESUT staff to N82,000 and implemented a N50,000 raise for all other personnel.
Police Command assigns DIG Mohammed to lead Osun election security
IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu has dispatched DIG Ishyaku Mohammed to manage security operations for the upcoming Osun State gubernatorial election.
Palestinian Families Trapped by Settlers in West Bank Village
Two Palestinian families in the West Bank village of Qusra have been besieged by Israeli settlers, leading to severe supply shortages and urgent calls for military intervention.
Nene Aderibigbe Leads Lagos Street Campaign for Daughter Ayra Starr’s New Album
Nene Aderibigbe, mother of Afrobeats artist Ayra Starr, led a promotional street campaign in Lagos for her daughter's upcoming third studio album, Starr Girl.
MTN Nigeria celebrates 25 years with an interactive look at the nation’s connectivity history
MTN Nigeria commemorates 25 years of service with the Y’ello Street Experience, an interactive exhibition in Lagos reflecting on the evolution of communication technology.
Osun Polls: Police Restrict Armed Escorts for VIPs and Politicians at Voting Centers
To ensure a secure environment for the Osun State gubernatorial election, the Nigeria Police Force has banned VIPs and politicians from bringing armed escorts to polling units.
Ebonyi State Legislators Approve New Regulations for Scrap Trade and Housing Costs
The Ebonyi House of Assembly has passed legislation to regulate scrap trading, standardize house rents, and cap agent fees to combat vandalism and unfair housing practices.
Tennent’s Soccer Sixes makes comeback as legends tournament
All 12 Scottish Premiership clubs will participate in a legends version of the iconic indoor Tennent's Soccer Sixes tournament at Braehead Arena this October.
Osun Gubernatorial Race: Rising Political Violence Sparks Voter Apathy Concerns
Residents of Osun state warn that mounting political violence and recent killings ahead of the governorship election may significantly suppress voter turnout.
Legal Basis Challenged: Nigerian Law Society Disputes CJN Order on Lawyer Titles
The Nigerian Law Society argues that the Chief Justice of Nigeria's directive to replace the title 'Barrister' with 'Esquire' is legally unsupported and highlights contradictions in the oversight of legal professional titles.