
June 12: Democracy is Key to Nigeria’s Growth - APC-USA
The APC-USA emphasizes the importance of democracy for Nigeria's growth. June 12 is a reminder of the sacrifices made for democratic governance.
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The APC-USA emphasizes the importance of democracy for Nigeria's growth. June 12 is a reminder of the sacrifices made for democratic governance.

Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has launched a housing scheme for IDPs in Jibia, providing 152 homes and N500m in grants to support local businesses.

Nigeria has launched a new National HIV and AIDS Strategic Plan for 2026 to 2030, shifting focus to local funding and government ownership in response to HIV/AIDS.

Kaiama Grammar School and FGGC Imiringi won top prizes at the NCDMB Science Quiz Competition. The event showcased the importance of education in Bayelsa State.

An Edo State High Court sentenced five individuals to death for the murder of lawyer Iyoha Osobase. One accused was acquitted due to insufficient evidence.

The Senate has approved a bill to establish state police, which will now go for further review. This move is intended to strengthen local security and governance.

Nigeria's crude oil production hit a new high in May, exceeding its OPEC quota. This achievement strengthens Nigeria's position as Africa's leading oil producer.

Colonel Timothy Ajato of the Nigerian Army has made history by winning the Frank Kelly Writing Award at the US Army War College, a first for an international student.

A new report warns that rising food prices could soon surpass energy costs as the main driver of inflation in Nigeria and other African nations.

Chibuzo Okereke, the Labour Party candidate, promises a focus on welfare and governance if elected in 2027. His plans include reforms in education and healthcare.

Access Holdings Plc has announced the appointment of Sa’adu Jijji as CEO of Access ARM Pensions and Abiodun Adigun as MD of Oxygen X Finance. These changes aim to strengthen leadership and drive innovation.

The Nigerian Army has confirmed the death of ISWAP leader Mohammed Khalifa. Two senior commanders surrendered to troops, highlighting progress in counter-terrorism efforts.