UAE Declares June 15 Public Holiday for Islamic New Year
The UAE announces June 15 as a public holiday for public and private workers to mark the Islamic New Year 1448, creating a three-day weekend nationwide.
The UAE announces June 15 as a public holiday for public and private workers to mark the Islamic New Year 1448, creating a three-day weekend nationwide.
Grassroots Alliance for BTO supports President Tinubu's reforms, calling them a pathway to economic stability. The group also rallies backing for Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo.
A prophet forecasts Peter Obi will defeat President Tinubu in the 2027 election but will be blocked from taking office, with a court battle reinstating Tinubu.
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu launches Tinubu Torchbearers, gifts vehicles to APC women leaders in five states, sparking debate over timing amid insecurity and economic hardship.
ALDRAP calls for suspension of NILDS Director-General Prof. Abubakar Olanrewaju Sulaiman over alleged constitutional breaches in contesting APC governorship primary while in office.
Abdulmumin Jibrin claims the divided opposition poses no challenge to President Tinubu in the 2027 election, asserting that Tinubu's political strategy guarantees his re-election.
The APC governorship primary in Adamawa saw a shocking upset, altering power dynamics among Fintiri, Ribadu, Atiku, and Binani, setting the stage for the 2027 elections.
Nigeria's capital importation surged to $10.37bn in Q1 2026, driven by portfolio investment. FDI remains weak, UK leads sources.
Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu pledges to modernize operations, boost investigative capacity, and tackle indiscipline within the Nigeria Police Force.
At NDC NEC meeting, Dickson says party is ready to take power, Obi warns against elite politics, and Yesufu calls for united opposition after withdrawing from Senate race.
The US proposes a 12.5% tariff on 60 economies, including Nigeria and South Africa, for failing to ban forced labor imports, reshaping trade policy.
An in-depth look at the NADECO story, the pro-democracy movement's fight against military rule in Nigeria, highlighting key events and figures.
The United States imposes sanctions on two senior commanders of armed groups in eastern DRC, citing violence, human rights abuses, and threats to regional stability.
Hafsat Abiola and Joe Okei-Odumakin call on Nigerians to recommit to democracy, reflecting on Kudirat Abiola's sacrifice 30 years after her assassination.
A coalition of opposition stakeholders in Gombe State joins APC, backing Tinubu and Gwamna. Meanwhile, ex-APC youth leader Sadiq Abubakar emerges as NDC governorship candidate.
NYSC mandates NERD compliance certificate for corps members to prevent certificate forgery. Director-General Nafiu announced the measure at a pre-mobilisation workshop in Abuja.
Nigeria, blessed with resources, suffers from poverty and insecurity. The author argues that candidates must address these issues and constitutional reform in the 2027 elections.
Federal High Court adjourns suit challenging ADC interim leadership led by David Mark to June 8 for hearing, as parties seek joinder.
Two House of Representatives members, Abubakar Baba Zango and Rabilu Bala, have left the APC to join the ADC and PRP respectively, citing primary election outcomes and constituent interests.
Accord Party disowned Gbenga Hashim as its 2027 presidential candidate, stating no primary was held and his nomination was invalid.
Nigeria's bid to host the 2031 African Games was rejected due to a poorly prepared, error-laden document. Uganda was awarded the hosting rights. The NSC claims it withdrew interest long ago.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation urges Benue Assembly to increase health budget as donor support for HIV and TB dwindles, warning of threats to progress.
Itsekiri leaders reject INEC's proposed ward and constituency delineation, citing constitutional and legal irregularities. They demand fair adjustments based on 2023 voter data.
Nigeria spearheads a regional anti-tobacco debate for WNTD 2026, with stakeholders calling for youth-led policy action to counter industry tactics targeting young people.
Patrick Spiff, Special Assistant on New Media to Bayelsa Governor Douye Diri, resigns and openly endorses the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) ahead of elections.
Explore where most Nigerians migrate to globally, including top destinations like the US, UK, Canada, and the cultural ties that shape these movements.
ALDRAP calls for the suspension of NILDS Director-General Prof. Sulaiman over his alleged involvement in APC governorship primary while in office, citing constitutional violations.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expresses concern over violence against Christians in Nigeria while reaffirming counterterrorism cooperation between the two nations.
Canada introduces 10 new laws and rules in June 2026, including minimum wage hike, killer whale protection, melatonin prescription rule, and tax deadlines.
Professor Festus Asikhia intensifies consultations with Zenith Labour Party for FCT Senate ticket, focusing on jobs, housing, and infrastructure.