Nigerians arrested in India for murder over love dispute
Two Nigerian nationals face murder charges in Pune, India, after allegedly beating a fellow Nigerian, Emeka Christian, to death following a dispute over a woman. Police investigation ongoing.
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AU Pushes for U.S. Senate Approval of AGOA Extension
The African Union calls for U.S. Senate approval of a three-year AGOA extension. Meanwhile, new 25% tariffs threaten Nigeria, South Africa, and others trading with Iran. Read the full analysis.
AU Welcomes U.S. Approval of AGOA's Three-Year Extension
The African Union welcomes the U.S. House's bipartisan approval to extend AGOA until 2028, a key trade pact boosting African exports. The bill now moves to the Senate for final approval.
Atiku: FG Abandons 1,600 BEA Students Abroad
Atiku Abubakar criticises Tinubu's govt for abandoning Nigerian students under Bilateral Education Agreement. Over 1,600 students stranded, owed $6,000 each. Details inside.
Nigeria's 2026 Tax Reforms: Exemptions & New Rules
Nigeria's new tax laws effective Jan 1, 2026 bring major changes. Union Bank explains the ₦800k exemption, residency rules, and new penalties. Learn how it affects you.
Atiku: Tinubu Govt Abandons 1,600 BEA Students Abroad
Atiku Abubakar accuses the Tinubu administration of abandoning 1,600 Nigerian scholars abroad under the BEA. Students are owed over $6,000 each, with reports of one death in Morocco. Read the full story.
Teachers Unions Appreciate Zamfara Governor's Education Efforts
NUT, AOPSHON, and Education Secretaries commend Governor Dauda Lawal's commitment to revamping Zamfara's education sector during a ceremonial visit to ZSUBEB. Read more.
African Telescope Appoints 4 Scholars to Editorial Board
African Telescope Newspaper appoints scholars from Kenya, Ghana, Cameroon & Nigeria to its Editorial Board to strengthen Africa-focused journalism. Read about their expertise.
Macron: US Breaking International Rules, Turning From Allies
French President Macron accuses the US of undermining global rules and distancing from allies. He urges Europe to protect its interests and reinvest in the UN. Full analysis inside.
6,000 Students Attend MSSN Lagos 115th Islamic Course
Thousands of Muslim students gathered in Lagos for the 115th Islamic Vacation Course. Leaders urged youth to embrace mentorship, discipline, and civic duty. Read more.
Obasanjo: CIA, KGB Funded Nigerian Labour Unions in 1999
Ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo discloses that rival Nigerian labour factions were financed by US CIA and Soviet KGB, prompting his 1999 reform to create a sovereign NLC.
Akwa Ibom Govt Reaffirms Control Over Stubbs Creek Reserve
Akwa Ibom State Government dismisses Ekid People's Union's ownership claims over Stubbs Creek Forest Reserve, citing 1918 Privy Council ruling and colonial laws. It pledges full support for the Federal Coastal Highway. Read the full details.
Punch Reporter Matthew Ochei Dies at 43
The Nigerian media community is in mourning following the sudden death of The Punch correspondent, Matthew Ochei, at 43. Colleagues describe him as a vibrant, principled voice.
Journalist Matthew Ochei Dies at 43, Delta NUJ Mourns
The Nigerian media space is in mourning as PUNCH correspondent Matthew Ochei passes at 43. Colleagues describe him as a vibrant voice in journalism. Read more on this tragic loss.
TUC Calls for Measures to Ease Workers' Economic Hardship
The Trade Union Congress urges government action to protect workers from inflation and high living costs. Read about their demands for tax reform and wage review.
Touadera re-elected as Central African Republic president
Faustin-Archange Touadera secures a third term as CAR president with over 76% of votes. Opposition decries election as a sham. Read the full details and analysis.
Ekid Leaders Reject 'Terrorist' Tag, Fault Gov Eno
The Ekid People's Union condemns Akwa Ibom Governor Umo Eno for calling them 'terrorists' in a land dispute over Stubbs Creek Forest Reserve. Read their full statement and demands.
Union Bank Closes All Titan Trust Social Media Accounts
Union Bank of Nigeria has disabled all Titan Trust Bank social media accounts. Customers are now directed to follow Union Bank's official platforms for updates and services.
FERMA Unions Deny Media Claims, Allege Forgery
FERMA's Joint Union refutes media reports of board interference, calling them forged and malicious. They demand retraction and pledge support to the agency's leadership.
New NIDSUG President Pledges Focus on Peace, Student Welfare
Comrade Chika Precious Uchechukwu, newly elected NIDSUG President, commits to youth-led peace initiatives and academic excellence for Niger Delta students. Read his full agenda.
Gombe Gov Donates N14m to Families of 7 Late Journalists
Gombe State Governor Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya has donated N14 million to families of seven journalists who died in a tragic road accident. Each family received N2 million. Read more.
NUJ FCT Council Calls for Unity, Ethical Journalism in 2026
Grace Ike, NUJ FCT Council Chairman, calls for optimism and ethical journalism in 2026, prioritizing welfare and integrity. Read her full New Year message.
TUC: Poverty, Inflation Threaten Nigerian Workers' Livelihoods
The Trade Union Congress warns that poverty and austerity policies are pushing workers to the brink. TUC President Festus Osifo demands urgent, people-centred government action.
PMAN: Okafor Remains President, Suspension Claim False
PMAN dismisses claims of President Pretty Okafor's suspension as unconstitutional. The union cites a court order and links the dispute to a property fraud case under EFCC investigation. Read details.
Six Journalists Die in Gombe Auto Crash
A fatal accident involving an NUJ bus claimed six journalists' lives in Gombe State on December 29, 2025. Others injured. Details emerging.
Delta Govt Pledges Quality Projects, Welfare for Deltans
Delta State Government vows to prioritize citizen welfare and deliver high-quality, enduring infrastructure projects without borrowing, as stated by the Governor's spokesperson.
Govt Urged to Invest in Culture for Economic Growth
Stakeholders at the Ijakadi festival in Offa call for deliberate government investment in cultural heritage as a viable source of foreign earnings and economic development for Nigeria.
Israel's Somaliland Recognition Sparks African Outrage
Israel becomes the first nation to recognise Somaliland's independence, drawing fierce condemnation from Somalia, the African Union, and regional allies. Read the full diplomatic fallout.
Kwara Teachers Protest Exclusion From 30% Salary Hike
Kwara state teachers protest being left out of a 30% salary allowance. They accuse the NUT leadership of inaction and reveal many are surviving on loans. Read the full story.
US Bans 5 Europeans Over 'Censorship' of American Viewpoints
The Trump administration has banned five Europeans, including a former EU commissioner, from entering the US. They are accused of coercing tech firms to censor American viewpoints. Read the full details.
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