TMSG hails ban on export of crude meant for local refining
By Abdulfatah Babatunde Lagos, Feb. 9, ’25 (TNZ) The Tinubu Media Support Group (TMSG) has commended the Federal Government’s decision to ban crude.
Economy
Oil & Gas
Education
JAMB warns against nocturnal registration practices
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Feb. 9, ’25 (TNZ) JAMB says it is aware of the concerning trend of nocturnal (nighttime) registration of prospective.
Politics
Group rejects Ozigbo’s planned defection to APC
From Our Correspondent Awka, Feb. 9, ’25 (TNZ) A group under the aegis of Concerned members of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Anambra.
Economy
Maritime
NPA raises tariffs by 15% after 32 years
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Feb. 8, ’25 (TNZ) The Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) says it is reviewing its charges upward by 15 per.
Politics
Video
Video: APC group mobilises members for LG poll in Lagos
By Abdulfatah Babatunde Lagos, Feb. 7, ’25 (TNZ) The Itesiwaju Mainland (IM), a political group under the ruling APC, has started mobilising members.
General
Kidnap: LP lawmaker found dead in Anambra
From Our Correspondent Awka, Feb. 7, ’25 (TNZ) A member of the Anambra State House of Assembly, Justice Azuka, kidnapped on Christmas Eve.
General
NLNG’s 2025 Nigeria Prizes to spotlight AI, digital innovation
By Abdulfatah Babatunde Lagos, Feb. 6, ’25 (TNZ) The NLNG’s sponsored Nigeria Prizes for Science and Literature have opened submissions of entry applications.
Features/Opinion
Foreign News
Donald Trump’s Presidency and the Global Automotive Industry
By Babatunde Yusuf, Canada Lagos, Feb. 5, ’25 (TNZ) Sworn in on Jan. 20, Donald Trump is here again and already making waves.
Environment
Health
WaterAid Nigeria trains community safeguarding champions
By Our Correspondent Lagos, Feb. 5, ’25 (TNZ) WaterAid Nigeria says it trained 40 community leaders in Ikorodu North LCDA as community Safeguarding.
Law / Crime
Group calls for sustained military action against violence in Imo
From Our Correspondent Lagos, Feb. 4, ’25 (TNZ) The Odimma Orsu Initiative (OOI), a social-cultural group, has urged the government to maintain military.