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Soccer The Super Eagles of Nigeria claimed a comfortable 3-1 win over the Cranes of Uganda in their final group stage game of the...

Nigeria’s defence minister, Alhaji Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, has resigned his appointment, with immediate effect. In a letter dated December 1, sent to President Bola Tinubu, Abubakar said he was quitting on health grounds. President Tinubu has accepted the resignation and thanked Abubakar for his services to the nation. President Tinubu will likely inform the Senate

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The House of Representatives on Tuesday flagged off investigation into Nigeria’s worsening drug abuse crisis with a view to halt the growing menace threatening public health and national security. Speaking in Abuja, Chairman, Ad-hoc Committee on Drugs, Trafficking, Alcohol and Tobacco Abuse, Hon. Oluwatimehin Adelegbe, warned that drug abuse poses a grave threat to the

Nigeria’s economy continued its upward momentum in September 2025, as the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 54.0 points, indicating stronger expansion in business activity across key sectors.  The post Nigeria’s PMI climbs to 54.0 in September 2025, business activity expands for 10th consecutive month  appeared first on Nairametrics...

By Yusuf Maikanti In 2021, Nigeria’s military quietly acquired Chinese Wing Loong II drones to combat Boko Haram. By 2023, many were grounded, victims of faulty tech and zero after-sales support. The same happened with our T-72 tanks, bought from Belarus and left to rust without spare parts...

Did the Canadian court, presided over by Justice Phuong Ngo, overreach itself in an immigration matter when it affirmed the classification of Nigeria’s two leading political parties as terrorist organisations? Maybe. In the course of hearing an appeal by a Nigerian, Douglas Egharevba, for review of the refusal of his application for asylum in Canada

Soccer Flying Eagles. Photo Credit: NFF Comms Nigeria’s Flying Eagles touched down in Santiago this week and wasted no time getting to work ahead...