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Yobe State has lifted its midnight curfew, granting residents, particularly Muslims, unrestricted observance of Ramadan. Authorities reassure of bolstered security amidst concerns about criminal activities.
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Four traders were killed in Rivers State during anti-northerner protests following a stabbing incident. Learn about the escalating tensions and police response.
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Former Senate President Bukola Saraki has fulfilled his N1m pledge to Sheikh Musa Ibrahim Sagagi, Daily Trust's Unsung Hero, recognising his impactful work in education. Discover more about this significant philanthropic gesture and its community benefits.
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President Tinubu advocates collective action on preventable diseases, urging community involvement. First Lady launches a food bank initiative to combat child malnutrition.
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Nigeria launches its Industrial Policy 2025 to revitalise industries and boost economic growth. Discover President Tinubu's vision for a productive, competitive nation.
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Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai is held by the EFCC for a second night, facing a probe into alleged N432bn missing funds and phone tapping allegations.
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Nigeria's federal government injected N10.1bn into the education sector in Q4 2025, funding student grants, vocational training, and menstrual health. Discover how these investments aim to boost literacy and human capital.
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Kaduna State has reinstated its state-sponsored Christian Pilgrimage Programme after an 11-year suspension. Governor Uba Sani's move aims to foster spiritual growth and inclusivity.
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Senator Shehu Sani stresses the urgent need for a credible opposition in Nigeria's democracy ahead of the 2027 elections. He challenges citizens to demand leaders of proven integrity.
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The US has sanctioned eight Nigerians for alleged ties to Boko Haram, ISIL, and cybercrime, freezing assets. This follows a major update to OFAC's SDN List.
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