
Moody’s gives Nigeria a positive outlook due to better foreign reserves
Moody’s has changed Nigeria's outlook to positive due to rising foreign reserves and strong economic growth, signaling a brighter future for the nation.
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Moody’s has changed Nigeria's outlook to positive due to rising foreign reserves and strong economic growth, signaling a brighter future for the nation.

The Anambra State Police arrested Chinedu Nwankwo, 28, for drug dealing. They recovered drugs worth ₦5.8 million during a patrol.

Former Minister Solomon Dalung demands clarity on Plateau's N10.1 billion travel expenses, highlighting the importance of transparency for citizens.

Nineteen candidates from various parties will contest the Sokoto governorship election in 2027. The race is heating up as political activities begin.

Two men connected to the Shilla Boys gang were arrested by Adamawa Police after a robbery incident. They are accused of attacking a victim with weapons.

The National Security Adviser has issued a warning about potential security threats and urged the public to remain vigilant. This comes after recent military successes against ISWAP.

Niger's military government states it remains in control following a soldier uprising in Niamey. Officials assure citizens that order has been restored.

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has launched an investigation into the violence at Naira and Kobo Junction. The panel will examine the events and police actions during the incident.

A man with a machete attacked a cinema in Lekki, Lagos, resulting in the deaths of two security guards. The attacker was later killed by a mob.

Several communities in Bali Local Government Area are now isolated due to the collapse of the Zagah, Suntai road. This situation limits access to essential services.

The Nigerian government has established a task force to combat diphtheria outbreaks in Kano and Katsina. The initiative aims to enhance immunisation and treatment access.

Osun State was created from an insult in 1945 when Chief Salami Agbaje sought a promotion. This incident highlights the complexities of traditional leadership in Nigeria.