NSC at One Year: Stakeholders Divided on Progress
One year after its reinstatement, the National Sports Commission faces scrutiny. Has it delivered on promises to fix Nigeria's sports woes? Read the full analysis.
One year after its reinstatement, the National Sports Commission faces scrutiny. Has it delivered on promises to fix Nigeria's sports woes? Read the full analysis.
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.
Ondo State athletes and coaches protest Evelyn Lebi's appointment as Sports Council GM, demanding a 'competent technocrat'. Government defends the choice.
The Nigerian Army has announced free applications for its Direct Short Service Commission Course 29/2026, open to civilians and military personnel from January 7 to February 4, 2026. Apply now!
NIS Director General Phillip Shaibu alleges deliberate exclusion from national sports funding, calls for probe of past ministers. He warns Nigeria's sports fortunes will remain unstable without a functional NIS.
The Nigerian Defence Academy warns the public about fraudulent admission letters for its 77 Regular Course. Verify all offers via official channels to avoid scams.
As Morocco reaps $1.2bn from AFCON 2025 with world-class infrastructure, Nigerian leaders are urged to learn from this vision-driven model for sports, development, and soft power. Can Nigeria look up?
Ebi Egbe of Monichelle lauds Governor Douye Diri's infrastructure drive as Bayelsa wins the right to host the 2028 National Sports Festival. Read the full story.
MultiChoice invites Nigerian filmmakers to apply for its fully funded 2026 Talent Factory programme. Applications close February 27, 2026. Apply now!
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun urges private sector collaboration for youth sports development at Bosun Tijani Foundation basketball tournament. Read more.
The Francis & Fidelia Ibhawoh Foundation and CSED Initiative have rewarded St. Maria Goretti School's hockey team for winning silver at the National Youth Games. Read about the cash gifts and legacy of Nigeria's only school with a hockey Astro turf.
MASSOB condemns Igbo political appointees for not pushing for Nnamdi Kanu's release. The group urges action, citing examples of other freed activists. Read more.
Obio/Akpor LGA launches the OBALGA ARISE framework to enhance administration, infrastructure, and security. The plan aims to attract investment and transform the local economy. Read more.
The planned sale of Nigeria's presidential jet hits a snag as the US marketing firm, JetHQ, delists the aircraft. Get the latest details on this developing story.
A civic coalition has defended Minister Bello Matawalle against criticism from an old video, citing recent security successes. They urge focus on current performance. Read more.
South Africa announces it will not participate in the 2026 G20 meetings after the US barred its inclusion. Get the full details on this diplomatic standoff and its implications for multilateralism.
The Tinubu administration's plan to sell a presidential jet hits a snag as US firm JetHQ delists the aircraft. Get the full story on the government's cost-cutting move.
Experts warn Nigeria's obsession with hosting international sports events is failing its athletes. A strategic shift to grassroots development, policy enforcement, and private sector trust is urgently needed to revive the nation's sporting glory.
Nigeria's 2024 Supreme Court judgment on local government autonomy is just the start. Experts argue real change requires good governance, anti-corruption measures, and cooperative federalism to empower grassroots development. Read the full analysis.
US retail giant Costco sues the Trump administration, demanding a refund for tariffs paid on imports. The case challenges the legality of Trump's trade policy. Read the full story.
The US Department of Justice has dismissed eight immigration judges in New York City, a move seen as part of President Trump's nationwide crackdown on undocumented migrants. Read the full story.
Vice President Shettima declares press freedom a non-negotiable pillar of Tinubu's administration at IPI Nigeria conference. He warns a silenced press leads to lost citizen voice.
Prudential Sports Limited spent over ₦65 million on awards, healthcare, and equipment for Gombe athletes. Chess prodigy Mercy Iliya won Best Athlete and a trip to Zimbabwe. Read the full story.
The National Sports Commission begins formal steps to create Nigeria's first official flag football governing body, aiming for inclusive governance and international representation. Read the full details.
Presidential aide Daniel Bwala says the Tinubu administration will soon disclose identities of individuals funding terror in Nigeria. Read the full details.
The Nigerian Presidency has strongly responded to former President Obasanjo's comments on insecurity, accusing him of hypocrisy for failing to act when bandits first emerged during his administration.
Kogi State launches security operation after pastor, wife, and congregants abducted from Cherubim and Seraphim Church. SWAGA chairman blames political saboteurs for nationwide insecurity.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike cancels 1,095 properties including those of Danjuma, Patience Jonathan, CBN over ground rent debts. Owners failed 14-day ultimatum ending November 25, 2025.
Defence Minister Mohammed Badaru reveals measurable security improvements in Northwest Nigeria while acknowledging ongoing threats. Read how communities are recovering under Renewed Hope Agenda.
National Council on Sports approves sweeping reforms including heavy fines, suspensions for age cheating, new National Intermediate Games, and compulsory insurance for athletes.