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FULL LIST: Prominent Kaduna politician tells 4 eminent Nigerians to rescue country
A prominent Kaduna politician, Salhiu Lukman, has told four influential public figures to rescue Nigeria. This is amid the country's current economic hardship.
Abuja school teachers begin indefinite strike, gives reason
Primary school teachers in Abuja have embarked on an indefinite strike, demanding the settlement of owed wage arrears and allowances from the government.
India coal expansion risks massive methane growth: report
India's plans to expand coal mining could double emissions of the potent greenhouse gas methane from its domestic coal sector by 2029, threatening its climate goals, a report warned Thursday. The planned expansions could more than double coal mine-related methane emissions by 2029 from a decade earlier, the report by independent energy think tank Ember said.
After increasing mining cost, FG shuts down gold mine, names location
The Federal Government of Abia State said that it had detained eight Chinese nationals who were reportedly engaged in illicit mining at Lokpaukwu village.
Jubilation as JAMB slashes UTME fees for PWDs, gives reason
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has slashed the UTME registration fee for visually impaired candidates and those with other disabilities.
“Open your eyes”: Atiku explains why Edo should vote PDP’s Ighodalo
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate in 2023, Atiku Abubakar, has warned people of Edo state against voting for APC in the governorship poll.
How Ronaldo has fared with Italian coaches as Al-Nassr sign Stefano Pioli as boss
Cristiano Ronaldo will work with Stefano Pioli at Al-Nassr after the club appointed him as coach. Legit.ng explores the 39-year-old's performance under Italians.
Elma Godwin gushes as she welcomes baby who has same birthmark with her, shares pic: “So cute”
Elma Godwin has sparked reactions after sharing the picture of her baby she just birthed. The little child has the same birthmark with her mother.
CBN slashes government borrowing cap to 5% after rep increased rate
The Central Bank of Nigeria said that, subject to a 5% ceiling, it will keep giving the Federal Government Ways and Means Advances for the fiscal years 2024–2025.
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