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Soldiers have rescued 47 people held by Boko Haram in Borno State. The victims are receiving medical care and humanitarian support after their escape.
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Soldiers have rescued 47 people held by Boko Haram in Borno State. The victims are receiving medical care and humanitarian support after their escape.

The Supreme Court of Nigeria has instructed the public and lawyers to disregard the NBA's statement regarding tamper-proof seals for Notaries Public.

A five-storey building collapsed in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, trapping several people. Emergency responders are on-site conducting rescue operations.

Nigeria's economy heavily relies on oil. Changes in global oil prices affect government revenue, public spending, and the stability of the naira.

Idris Barde, a Deputy Commandant of the NSCDC, has been convicted of job racketeering and sentenced to 12 months in prison for fraud involving N4.55 million.

Lafarge Africa Plc has rebranded as HBM Nigeria Plc, reflecting its growth and commitment to providing building solutions while focusing on innovation and sustainability.

The ICPC has filed charges against former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai and others for corruption linked to an N8.68 billion CCTV contract. The case includes multiple companies and allegations of money laundering.

The average price of petrol in Nigeria rose to ₦1,596.25 per litre in May 2026, marking a 55.31 percent increase from the previous year.

Nigeria aims for 95% financial inclusion by 2028, with OPay as a key player in improving digital payments and economic connectivity.

The Federal Government has announced the discovery of large mineral deposits in Kaduna State. This includes gold, nickel, and lithium, marking a key development for Nigeria's mining industry.

Nigeria continues to be one of the world's biggest gas-flaring nations, according to the World Bank. This has serious implications for local communities and the environment.

High cooking gas prices in Kaduna and Zaria force families to buy smaller amounts or switch to charcoal and firewood for cooking. This trend highlights the challenges faced by residents.