
Nigerian troops save 11 kidnap victims, catch 21 terror suspects
Nigerian troops rescued 11 people from kidnappers and arrested 21 suspects involved in terrorism. Operations took place in multiple states over two days.
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Nigerian troops rescued 11 people from kidnappers and arrested 21 suspects involved in terrorism. Operations took place in multiple states over two days.

Zenith Bank has won the titles of Africa's Best Bank and Nigeria's Best Bank at the 2026 Euromoney Awards, highlighting its strong performance and innovation.

The Federal High Court has ruled that the EFCC's investigation into Oyo State's finances is not justified and lacks specific allegations.

The Delta State Police Command arrested 22 suspects and rescued two minors during a raid on drug dens. The operation highlights ongoing efforts against drug trafficking.

A fire broke out at the electronics section of Justrite Superstore in Lagos. Firefighters responded swiftly, and no injuries were reported.

The Akwa Ibom Police have arrested Emmanuel Etim for attempting to sell a stolen block moulding machine valued at over N2 million. The machine was taken from Ikot Ekpene International Market.

Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun paid tribute to Senator Gbenga Daniel during a funeral service, acknowledging Daniel's contributions to the state amidst their political differences.

A tanker carrying gas caught fire on Abaranje Road in Lagos. Emergency services responded swiftly, preventing any injuries or loss of life.

The Federal High Court in Lagos will decide on July 24 if the NDLEA can destroy a meth lab in Ogun State linked to a major drug trafficking case.

Nigeria is the fastest-growing market for small solar systems in sub-Saharan Africa, yet it lags in large renewable energy investments, affecting electricity supply.

The US has bombed Iran for the 12th night, causing casualties and rising tensions. Houthis are also targeting Saudi oil tankers, pushing oil prices higher.

Funds meant for agencies under the Federal Ministry of Information have been frozen for over a week. The Permanent Secretary's actions have caused disruption.