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COP31: The UN climate summit
Running from November 9 to November 20, 2026, in Antalya, Türkiye, the COP31 UN climate summit brings together nearly 200 nations to test whether past climate pledges can be translated into tangible funding and action—particularly on climate finance, fossil fuels, and support for vulnerable regions like Africa.
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Fela Kuti, Queen Latifah, Sade get Rock Hall honour
Naira Marley says false narratives about Mohbad cost him fans
Portable: When controversy overshadows music
Portable claims senator sent him ₦100m for APC campaign
Portable’s latest claim of a ₦100m campaign payment has revived questions about the singer’s political endorsements, which he has previously linked to financial rewards.
Afreximbank signs equity investment deal with D’Banj’s C.R.E.A.M. platform
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has acquired an equity stake in C.R.E.A.M., the creative platform founded by Nigerian singer D’banj, to strengthen investment and commercial opportunities for African creatives. The investment, executed through Afreximbank's investment vehicle, CANEX Creations Incorporated, was formalised at a signing ceremony on November 6, 2026, during the Creative Africa Nexus Weekend (CANEX WKND) in Lagos.
Wizkid, Davido, Asake, Brandy lead Lagos Detty December concerts
Lagos’ December entertainment calendar is expanding into a month-long showcase of Nigerian music and international stars, with concerts spread across major venues from early December to Boxing Day.
Chelle backs Akor Adams despite missed chances against Tanzania
Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle has defended striker Akor Adams despite his failure to convert several scoring opportunities in Nigeria’s 3-1 victory over Tanzania in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Adams started Friday’s encounter alongside Ademola Lookman at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo before being substituted in the second half without finding the back of the net.
Ethiopian runner wins Abuja half marathon as Nigeria’s Gang James finishes second
Ethiopia’s Gemechu Tolosa Daba has won the men’s elite race at the third edition of the PremiumTrust Bank Abuja City International Half Marathon, clocking 1:01:56 to claim victory in Saturday's 21km race. Nigeria’s Gang James finished closely behind in second place with a time of 1:01:58, just two seconds adrift of the winner.
Shooting Stars, Real Valladolid partner to develop young footballers
Shooting Stars Sporting Club has announced a strategic partnership with Spanish La Liga side Real Valladolid, aimed at creating new opportunities for young footballers and strengthening technical cooperation between the clubs.
Chude Jideonwo wins ANA prize for book on depression
Media entrepreneur Chude Jideonwo has won the 2026 Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Prize for Best Non-Fiction for his book, How Depression Saved My Life, describing the recognition as one of his most cherished professional honours.
NTDA postpones maiden tourism expo to 2027
The Nigerian Tourism Development Authority (NTDA) has announced the postponement of the maiden edition of the Naija Flavour International Tourism Expo (NAFITOE) to 2027.
NLNG offers $20,000 prize for young Nigerian documentary filmmakers
Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has announced a $20,000 prize for the 2027 edition of The Nigeria Prize for Creative Arts, inviting young filmmakers to showcase lesser-known aspects of the nation. The competition, themed “Nigeria Unseen,” is open to Nigerian filmmakers aged 18 to 35 residing anywhere in the world.
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SIROC condemns harmful practices against women, girls
The Sisters of the Rosy Cross (SIROC) has called for an end to harmful practices against women and girls, and stop merely being aware of children with disabilities without including them.
Otu unveils ranch, sea, minerals as Cross River's new economic frontiers
Governor Bassey Otu has unveiled a bold new economic map for Cross River State, ranch, sea and minerals as the three frontiers that will power the state's next prosperity.
Katsina executed 1,019 projects across Daura zone – Radda
Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has said his administration has executed 1,019 development projects across Daura zone, while calling for stronger community participation in identifying local needs.
US Democrats assure COP31 of US climate commitment
Fresh from their victory in the United States midterm elections, Democratic lawmakers have used the COP31 climate summit in Türkiye to reassure the international community that support for climate action remains strong in the country despite President Donald Trump’s opposition. An 18-member delegation arrived at the United Nations climate conference in Antalya on Saturday, pledging to push for clean energy policies and restore confidence in the US commitment to tackling global warming.
South Sudan postpones first national elections to February 2027
South Sudan has postponed its first national elections since gaining independence in 2011, moving the presidential and parliamentary polls from December 22, 2026, to February 11, 2027. The country’s National Elections Commission announced the revised date on Saturday in an updated electoral calendar, marking another delay in the long-awaited vote.
Estonia bars Russian, Belarusian athletes over Ukraine war
Estonia has moved to restrict Russian and Belarusian athletes from competing on its territory, joining other nations opposing their participation amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. The decision follows a move by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) to ease restrictions, permitting athletes from both countries to enter select events as Individual Neutral Athletes.
Tinubu attends Juma’at prayers at Abuja’s first central mosque
President Bola Tinubu on Friday attended Juma’at prayers at the historic Shehu Shagari Central Mosque, Area One, Garki, Abuja, following the completion of its renovation facilitated by him.
NPA seeks investors for $1bn port upgrade
The NPA is seeking private-sector partnerships to upgrade six major Nigerian ports, while opening investment opportunities in rail links, digital systems and renewable energy.
Nigeria targets 10,000 farmers with climate-smart greenhouses
Nigeria is turning to greenhouse farming to protect farmers from climate-related losses while linking smallholders to guaranteed markets and food processors.
FCTA to distribute 4m insecticide-treated nets as malaria cases decline
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has announced plans to distribute about four million insecticide-treated nets across its six area councils as part of efforts to reduce malaria infections. Implemented in collaboration with Malaria Consortium, the initiative aims to improve access to mosquito nets and strengthen malaria prevention among residents.
Lagos govt warns food establishments against hygiene violations
The Lagos State Government has intensified efforts to strengthen food safety and protect consumers from foodborne illnesses across the state. Authorities have called on food business operators to adopt internationally recognised food safety management practices and comply strictly with established hygiene regulations.
GHIV Africa, UNICEF enrol 877 out-of-school children in Yobe
An NGO, the Global Village Healthcare Initiative for Africa (GHIV Africa), with support from UNICEF, has facilitated the enrolment of 877 out-of-school children into formal schools in Jakusko Local Government Area of Yobe.
KASU strike: Kaduna court orders police to reopen varsity gates
KASU management has secured a court order empowering the police to remove barriers at the university after unions allegedly shut its gates despite an earlier industrial court directive against the strike.
Enugu medical university suspends 24 students over malpractice
SUMAS says its disciplinary action is aimed at protecting the credibility of its medical and applied sciences programmes and deterring academic misconduct.
UNN declares 3 days of mourning after 4 students die at off-campus party
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has suspended academic and social activities for three days following the deaths of four students at an off-campus sign-out party in Enugu State, where six other students who attended the gathering at Hilltop Lodge, Nsukka, on Wednesday were receiving treatment at different hospitals after falling ill during the celebration.
FG unveils 4-point roadmap to tackle Nigeria's electricity challenges
The Federal Government has identified grid stabilisation, improved sector liquidity, asset optimisation, and network expansion as four major priorities in its renewed efforts to address Nigeria's electricity challenges. Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe disclosed this in Abuja at the sixth annual conference of the Power Correspondents Association of Nigeria, where he outlined the government's strategy for improving electricity supply.
AKK Gas Pipeline to boost CNG availability – NNPC Ltd.
NNPC Ltd. says completing the mainline section of the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) Gas Pipeline will improve gas availability and boost CNG supply across Northern Nigeria.
Borno motorists embrace CNG to cut rising fuel costs
The development is attracting vehicle owners seeking to reduce daily fuel expenses, although high conversion costs, limited refuelling facilities and accessibility challenges are slowing wider adoption.
US midterm elections offer lessons for Nigeria’s opposition
This is the significance of the fact that the president’s party has lost in 19 of the last 22 midterm elections. But so horrible has Mr Trump been in office that a different outcome would have been hard to explain. No surprise, then, that pollsters called the outcome of the elections right this time.
US midterms: What if Tinubu comes third in 2027?
One lesson from America’s November 3, 2026 midterms is that voters can surprise politicians, as the electorate was outraged by rising living costs, corruption allegations around Trump and allies, cruel immigration enforcement, and the war with Iran.
Betta Edu @40: Celebrating leadership, grit and public service
Birthday tributes are no lengthy religious sermons, but how does one describe in a few words a vibrant young woman who, despite her age, exudes the wisdom of a 90-year-old?
Jonathan urges reform of Nigeria’s democratic system
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has called for comprehensive reforms to Nigeria’s democratic system, describing current practices as opaque and amorphous and warning that the country may struggle to achieve meaningful development without institutional change.
Atiku knocks Tinubu as breadmakers lose 40% of members
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the economic conditions that have driven the Premium Breadmakers Association of Nigeria to lose nearly 40 per cent of its membership within two years. He described the collapse of bakery businesses as a stark indictment of an economy marked by soaring energy costs, high interest rates, and rising production expenses that force businesses to shut down and drive up staple food prices.
ADC warns NBA against joining fight against opposition
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has faulted the decision of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) to initiate disciplinary proceedings against lawyer and politician Kalu Kalu over his remarks concerning Justice Peter Lifu, warning the body against being drawn into political fights against the opposition. In a statement signed by National Publicity Secretary Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, the party noted that while it supports institutional respect and temperance, it finds the NBA’s sudden indignation curious.
PHED installs 200,000 meters, shifts focus to power supply
PHED says improved metering has reduced billing disputes, but customers are now demanding more reliable electricity supply and faster repairs of faulty networks.
X increases photo, video limit to 20 per post
X’s expanded media limit could change how journalists, event organisers and brands tell visual stories, allowing them to share more images in one post instead of splitting coverage into threads.
Microsoft outage hits 74 countries as Outlook, Teams, Copilot services fail
The global Microsoft outage has exposed the vulnerability of businesses that depend on cloud-based services for daily operations, disrupting email, virtual meetings and AI tools across 74 countries.
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Portable claims senator sent him ₦100m for APC campaign
Portable’s latest claim of a ₦100m campaign payment has revived questions about the singer’s political endorsements, which he has previously linked to financial rewards.
Kaduna ADC faction defects to APC, backs Sani
Ashswag beats Peller, Carter Efe to win international streamer award
Obi, NDC supporters reject new national anthem, sing ‘Arise, O Compatriots’
London protesters accuse INEC of bias, seek Amupitan’s resignation
Senate warns Tinubu’s NMDPRA nominees against undermining petroleum reforms
Kyari appears before Senate over alleged N210tn NNPCL discrepancies
U-17 WWC: Senate donates N100m to Flamingos, seeks FG rewards
SOKAPU sets 5 conditions for candidates seeking Southern Kaduna votes
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