MMA Customs rake in N97.1bn revenue in Q2
………Intercepts 75 bags of pangolin By Omolabake Cole Lagos, July 14, ’25 (TNZ) The Customs Area Controller, Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Murtala Muhammed.
Economy
Foreign News
2 women die in Kentucky church shooting
Lexington (USA), July 14, ’25 (TNZ) Two women died at a church in Lexington, Kentucky, in a shooting rampage that began when a state.
Health
NGO commemorates Cancer Survivors’ Day
By Abdulfatah Babatunde Lagos, July 14, ’25 (TNZ) A health NGO, Khayr Cancer Health Initiative (KCHI), recently commemorated the National Cancer Survivors Day,.
Transportation
21 died on Zaria-Kano road crash
From Omoniyi Abdulfatah Kano, July 6, ’25 (TNZ) No fewer than 21 people died in a ghastly road accident along the Kadua Kano.
Foreign News
US claims strikes degraded Iran’s nuclear programme
Washington, DC, July 3, ’25 (TNZ) The Pentagon has announced that United States military strikes against Iran set back the country’s nuclear programme.
Features/Opinion
Security
“Angels” in Nigeria Police bring another cheerful news
By Muyiwa Adejobi Abuja, July 2, ’25 (TNZ) In a country where encounters with the police often spark anxiety instead of assurance, it’s easy.
General
Infrastructure development: Tinubu commits to changing narratives
By Our Correspondent Abuja, July 2, ’25 (NAN) President Bola Tinubu has said his administration was changing the nation’s infrastructure development narratives by.
General
Maritime
Stakeholders seek law to tackle marine debris
By Muhammad Opeyemi Lagos, July 2, ’25 (TNZ) Stakeholders in Nigeria’s maritime sector have called for strong legislation to end marine debris and.
Law / Crime
Security
Gunmen murder 13 in Anambra community
From Our Correspondent Awka, July 1, ’25 (TNZ) Daredevil gunmen from Ebonyi state have reportedly murdered thirteen persons in Ogboji, Orumba South Local.
General
Create dialogue for nation-building – Momoh charges editors
From Abdulfatah Babatunde, Enugu Enugu, June 27, ’25 (TNZ) The Chairman of the Channels Media Group, Dr John Momoh, has charged editors and.