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Sudan war worsening, UN fact-finding mission warns
Prof. Joy Ezeilo, a Nigerian member of the UN Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for Sudan, has warned that escalating armed attacks and the deliberate destruction of essential infrastructure are placing millions of civilians in severe danger as Sudan's human rights and humanitarian crisis deepens.
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Court dismisses Emeka Ike’s N10bn suit against Wike’s aide, INEC
Beyoncé says 'music haters' use her haircare products
Rihanna blames non-voters for Trump's second-term win
Night of Tributes: Tears as Toluwanisings’ lovers, family gather
Lovers and family members of the late Bayonile Olayemi, popularly known as Toluwanisings, gathered on Tuesday for a Night of Tributes to celebrate his life and musical legacy.
‘I don stop to dey give belle,’ 2Baba tells fans in Canada
2Baba sparks reactions after telling fans in Calgary, Canada, that he has stopped getting women pregnant during a live performance.
Alan Dysert, ‘All My Children’ Actor, dies at 75
Actor Alan Dysert, remembered for his role in ABC’s long-running soap opera “All My Children”, has died at 75.
Ronaldo's 2008 Ballon d'Or Award named B.O.A.T
The poll marks the prestigious trophy’s 70th anniversary but does not confer a new official prize. Instead, supporters were invited to choose the best past winner as part of the B.O.A.T. (Ballon d’Or of All Time) ranking.
31 players in camp for AFCON U23 Qualifiers
The Nigerian Football Federation has announced that 31 players, including Chinemerem Olughu, Clinton Andy, Ebenezer Harcourt, Michael Atata, and Gift Subi. They have reported to camp ahead of the upcoming Under-23 AFCON qualifiers.
Kuyt takes charge of Fenerbahce ahead of Liverpool clash
Former Liverpool forward Dirk Kuyt has been named interim manager of Fenerbahce following Ismail Kartal’s resignation, taking charge ahead of a Champions League clash against his former club.
‘If you’re with us, you must pay tithe’ — Apostle Ayintete
Cleric Apostle Harrison Ayintete has defended the practice of tithe collection in churches, insisting that members pay 10 per cent of their income to help cover operational expenses such as equipment maintenance, facility upkeep, and power supply.
Brazilian academic translates Femi Morgan’s poetry collection
Brazilian researcher and literary translator Samuel Delgado is translating Nigerian poet Femi Morgan’s collection Renegade into Portuguese, with full publication tentatively scheduled for 2027.
Jakarta Fashion Week 2027 opens with ‘city of new lights’
Jakarta Fashion Week 2027 has opened in Indonesia with a focus on fresh ideas, cultural exchange and the next generation of fashion talent.
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NiDCOM boss urges Nigerian in France to remain calm
NiDCOM Chairman Abike Dabiri-Erewa appeals for calm among Nigerians in France, advising them to obey French laws and avoid unverified social media rumors.
FG to woo EU investors with 1m-hectare tree crops plan
Nigeria will present its 1M-hectare tree crop expansion plan to EU cocoa investors in Brussels, featuring EUDR compliance and full traceability.
Ondo police condemn mob attack in Ala, foil lynching
The incident followed the killing of one Rasheed Hassan, a farmer, whose death was reported to the police on October 24, 2026, from General Camp in the Government Reserve area. Upon receiving the report, police operatives visited the scene and recovered the victim’s body.
World Bank projects 23% rise in global commodity prices in 2026
Global commodity prices are projected to rise by 23 per cent in 2026 due to escalating Middle East tensions, declining oil inventories, and food supply disruptions, according to the World Bank Group’s latest Commodity Markets Outlook released on Wednesday.
30 dead as two high-speed trains collide in Spain
At least 30 people have died after two high-speed trains collided near Mora and Orgaz, near Toledo, Spain, shortly after 9am Wednesday, derailing several carriages the second fatal crash on the same line in nine months.
UK raises international student maintenance funds to £14,130
Nigerian students heading to the UK will need to show higher living costs from November 30, 2026, as the UK Home Office raises student visa financial requirements, with those studying in London now required to prove at least £1,570 monthly, up from £1,529.
Tinubu’s reforms make local sugar production attractive – NSDC
The Nigeria Sugar Development Council (NSDC) says President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms have made local sugar production more attractive to investors.
CBN to consider banks’ challenges over data localisation
Dr Rakiya Yusuf, Director, Payments System Supervision Department, CBN, gave the assurance at an Executive Regulatory Dialogue on the National Sovereign Cloud Initiative and Data Localisation Implementation in Lagos on Wednesday.
GTCO reports N879.9bn profit before tax in 9 months
The figure represents a 2.3 per cent decline from N900.8 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2025.
Lagos sets January 2027 deadline for mandatory health insurance
Lagos residents must obtain health insurance by Dec 31 before enforcement starts Jan 1, 2027 under Governor Sanwo-Olu’s new executive order.
Ebola: Sokoto is low-risk state – Commissioner
The Sokoto State Government has assured residents that the state remains at low risk of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), saying it has reactivated response mechanisms at all levels
Ebola: Katsina prepares isolation centre, trains health workers
The Katsina State Government has designated an isolation facility and deployed three emergency ambulances as part of measures to prepare for possible Ebola cases following the reported detection of the disease in Abuja.
114 students to bag first class at Bells University
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abel Olorunnisola, gave the figure at the 18th Convocation Press Conference of the university on Wednesday.
NELFUND tests token-based payment system to eliminate fee refunds
NELFUND is testing a token payment system to prevent double school fee payments and streamline student loan refunds, says MD Akintunde Sawyerr.
NELFUND pays N218m fees for 3,575 students in Ibadan, Zaria
The Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disbursed N218.2m to cover institutional fees for 3,575 students at two tertiary institutions in Oyo and Kaduna states.
Navy ends water crisis in Katsina community with solar project
The Nigerian Navy has provided a 50,000-litre solar-powered water supply scheme to address water scarcity in Doro community, Bindawa Local Government Area of Katsina State.
Nigeria delivered 127 million barrels of crude to refineries in 2026 — NUPRC
The Federal Government has unveiled a new gas production target of 12 billion standard cubic feet per day by 2030, with plans to expand domestic supply for electricity generation, manufacturing and other industrial activities.
TotalEnergies exits 15 Nigerian oil licences
French energy giant TotalEnergies has completed the $800m sale of its interests in 15 Nigerian oil licences to Vaaris, while retaining its economic interests in three gas assets supplying half of Nigeria LNG's gas.
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?
Why Tinubu’s 2027 march started in Kaduna
History has a way of choosing its own geography. When President Bola Tinubu chose Kaduna to flag off his 2027 re-election campaign on Saturday, October 24, 2026, he chose more than a location. He was sending a historic message.
Does Nigeria truly have over 103 million voters?
Ahead of Nigeria’s general elections in January and February 2027, Africa Confidential warns that “turnout in the elections is likely to be even lower than the average 26.7% four years ago. Nigerian voters are among the least enthusiastic in the world…. Out of more than 93.4 million registered voters, 24.9 million total votes were cast. This represented an 8.03-point decline from the 2019 elections and was the lowest voter turnout since Nigeria’s return to civilian rule in 1999.”
Fake news: Minister calls for stronger media ethics
At an NPC summit on fake news, Information Minister Idris and Defence Minister Musa urge ethical journalism, fact-checking, and a national security balance.
Radda kicks off Tinubu/Dikko campaign, promises more projects
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda urges support for President Tinubu in 2027 while highlighting over 1,000 development projects executed in Funtua zone.
2027: APM expands Oyo campaign council
The Oyo State Governorship Campaign Council of Allied Peoples Movement (APM) has expanded its campaign structure with new and expanded committees.
Telecom operators seek free right-of-way to cut data costs
High right-of-way charges are driving up telecom costs and slowing network expansion in underserved areas, ALTON has warned.
Nigeria seeks US investment in cloud, AI infrastructure
The Federal Government is urging US tech and financial firms to invest heavily in Nigeria's digital infrastructure, focusing on cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
Auto-downloads, video streaming drain data fast, MTN tells subscribers
MTN Nigeria has blamed high-resolution video streaming, automatic downloads and background applications for the rapid depletion of subscribers’ data bundles, as the company sought to address complaints about unexplained data consumption.
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