Latest
New airline begins operations in Nigeria with scheduled flights on Lagos-Abuja route
XEJet, a new airline, will launch a scheduled flight on the Lagos-Abuja-Abuja route beginning November 2, 2004, and will serve four more destinations.
How Libya could still qualify for AFCON 2025 despite CAF verdict favouring Nigeria
The Mediterranean Knights of Libya could still qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations despite CAF's ruling on the airport hostage saga favouring Nigeria.
BREAKING: "Tinubu approves N10bn for FCT youths", Wike gives breakdown
Nyesom Wike, the FCT minister, has disclosed that President Bola Tinubu has approved the sum of N10 billion for FCT youths. Wike stated the details of the money.
Video as Kellyrae, wife get royal welcome at Delta state, showered with gifts from fans: “E choke”
A video has been sighted of how Klleyrae and his wife were welcomed at Delta state right from the airport. They got a box of money, money bouquet and other items.
BREAKING: Tinubu breaks silence on blackout in the north
President Bola Tinubu has broken the silence on the long blackout in the northern parts of the country and issued major director to minister and NSA.
UPDATED: Police conclude trial on officer who killed top Igbo highlife musician, take fresh actions
The Enugu state Police Command has concluded the orderly room trial of Inspector Ozonwanji Joseph, implicated in the murder of Igbo musician Chikezie Okezie Nwamba.
"One of the greatest" Victor Osimhen hails Super Eagles legend in special birthday shoutout
Victor Osimhen has sent a special birthday message to former Nigerian international Obafemi Martins, branding him as one of the greatest on and off the pitch.
More job losses expected as another foreign company announces plan to leave Nigeria, gives reasons
South African grocery retailer Pick n Pay has decided to leave Nigeria, less than five years after it announced with excitement that it is investing in Nigeria.
10,000 filling stations to shut down as Dangote ships 79 million litres of petrol to Lagos
Petroleum product marketers have disclosed that about 10,000 filling stations are about to shut down due to low petrol consumption due to price hikes.
Latest
Load more